... £328,033 m 1906, or ment w infected milk. This docs not include (M,LI - the exports. There i« t h e l ar ge proportion infant mortality that smouiit of margarine brought cribed the same cause; and it only iIIOfOTTT' .'■•‘Ptesenting a total value emphasises ...

... statistics, in yearly increasing numbers. No wonder ihat infant mortality is so high in the Laglish manufacturing towns. It seems a wonder, indeed, that in those grey towns the general mortality is not even higher than it is. Bat even in the unlovely alums ...

... HOSPITAL FOR INFANTS An intereetiott experiment will alertly be trade with the object of intsimpting the ierrible mortality among infante in the Ent.t End of Gordon. It N prwposed to found an infants' hospital. in the out-patients* department of which ...

... fare has been malarial decrease, in falsod there has been steady infant. From a spatial diagram refafag to the Dublin registration area I that among the professional and infafai%t class the death-rate from tuber■ws phthisis has dtdined from 1.0 per ICW ...

... secretary of tho Infantile Mortality Sub-ComroiUoc then explained gruerol working of the Babies A short account of the method®)! visiting the notified eases and the plan adted fordutributing pore milk for tho feeding ,e infant* was given Mr*. Rpbcrt Campbell ...

... ceremony m nonnection \Tith the Babtee' Club, 17 l/ivis street. which has been started under the auspices of the Infantile, -Mortality Comrnittee the Women* National Health Association. Ills Excellency, who was attended .Mr. Mcrvyn Williams, ADC., and accompanied ...

... THE KERRY EVENING POST, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1908, Kiloolkman. Infants [Lower]—[l] Addin Glendenning. Nellie Stephans ; [2]. Annie Mansfield. Mary Molloy. Certificate— Lizzie O’Neill Infants [Upper]—[l], Willie Hickson, Sam Neill, [2], Martha Hickson, Willie ...