... Bill dealing with these points.’ 1 may say as regards the decreasing of infantile mortality the Women’s National Health Association have just now opened in Dublin an infant milk depot, the plant of which was kindly %iven by Mr. Nathan Strauss, of New York ...

... SAVING THE CHILDREN regards the decreasing infantile of mortality. the Women’s National Health Association has established Dublin infant milk depot, the plant of which wa* kindly given Mr. Nathan Straus, of New York, to Aberdeen. This depot has ju*t been ...

... in Bill dealing with these points. I say as regards the decreasing of infantile mortality the Women’s National Health Association have just now opened in Dublin an infant milk depot, the plant of which was kindly given by Mr. Nathan Strauss, of New York ...

... association has recently opened in Dublin an infant milk depot, the plant of which was given to Lady Aberdeen by Mr. Nathan Straus, of New York. By the use of pasteurised milk it is hoped that the death-rate of infants under one year will greatly reduced. In ...

... association has recently opened in Dublin an infant milk depot, the plant of which was given to Lady Aberdeen by Mr. Nathan Straus, of New York. By the use of pasteurised milk it is hoped that the death-rate of infants under one year will be greatly reduced ...

... beyond the expectations of the moat sanguine. Mias Barrett points with pardonable pride to the small rate of mortality in the Home. “Our mortality,” she says, “contrary to the usual experience in homes for young children, is singularly small; it is, in fact ...

... the Registrar - General comprising the following particulars;—The total number of deaths, as well the number of deaths of infants under 1 and of persons aged GO and upwards ; the deaths of all persons dying from each syraotic infectious disease, from phthisis ...

... milk infection: is the poistry cause in most in:tan:en; that , Mime is • considerable anoriamity . them diem. in bream-fed infante one of the abltairn Foote which can be put friend ! to prole this contention. Except in the cam; of the germs of all these ...

... an appalling reputation with regard tuberculosis. the records of the various countries the world it stands fourtb in its mortality from pulmonary disease, being only exceeded Hungary, Austria, and Servia; and while the death-rate from this malady was steadily ...

... beyond the expectations of the most sanguine. Miss Barrett points with pardonable pride to the small rate of mortality in the Home. Our mortality, she says, contrary to the usual experience in homee for young children, is singularly small; it is, in fact ...

... association has recently opened in Dublin an infant milk depot, the plant of which given to Lady Aberdeen by Mr. Nathan Straus. of New York. By the use of pasteurised milk it is hoped that the death-rate of infants under one year will The wild joys of living ...

... Tubermikeim, lower infant :nodality, introduce hygiene into the schools, and control the milk elpply. They wanted to establish sanitoria for consumptives, null also to teach the people the iteceasity for diainfection. Referring MUM mortality, she emphasised ...