... Weatininster,last week, Dr. Newton, of Newcastle-on-' i.e. pre. siding. In his presidential sddrass Dr Newton, reterring to infant mortality. said, of every thousand children born, IV died in the slump, and 94 in favoured 'surroundings. Tiibenmlosin was respoie ...

... parenta, the local anthority must be informed of the fact by the foster parent within hours. Infant Protection Visitors have been appointed to visit infants in natse homes, and see that they are properly fed and tended: ,| The public generally will appreciate ...

... parents, the local authority must informed of the fact foster parent within forty-eight hours. Infant Protection Visitors have been appointed to visit infants in name homes, and see that they are properly fed and tended. The public generally will appreciate ...

... connec- was|tene ef £300. She never told her Tadies’ Gloves for Christ he Pasteurised Milk BY Hayes by | the in their infant mortality bes of his infirmity, who wes unable to own way. She did not consult dozen pairs, at Forrest France, Germany, thé nature ...

... recorded and si ntifii ally an.itysed. •'The file an-l our present o.ampnign form part of systemnlk .ffoit ciicck infantile mortality.■■'ex|dai:Kd Miss Heat ley. are tiotiting motliers* ting- to educate the mothers and teach them h. w to look their babies ...

... VITAL (idnsnci, Baglaundaaaanl ayarta toad toa ritool mortality tha Thpaat twwwa and Walaa wort a.angad iPPPi SSfe osa:=: n aßounue-aesBHAVS statistics. M mi ti» prindAd rnnacW »!»• S«WK.rf 6» tT&OBT. ...

... taking young children into drinking bars. It was un- happily the commonest thing in the world for mothers to carry their infants with them into these places, and not only to expose them to a vitiated atmosphere, but frequently to give them “tastes” of ...

... eminently attractive and seasonable reading. beautifully illustrated. The coloured pictorial supplement of Our Lady and the Infant Saviour is an art treasure well worthy of framing. Penwerta to City Despitel2.—The late Mr. %%amen St.. Leger Woods. of Whitestown ...

... never beard them disapprove. Mrs. Mary Ellen Byrne, widow of the deceased, stated that she was nether of three children, one infant month old. On the day of the shooting she wss in the kitchen preparing the dinner about o'clock, when she heard cries and ...

... effort was Brow - Ifig in the coaxer,. aed et only rOneftled to bring home to the people that treat. smut in the homes could be mortal oat. Mrs. Webb, Hon. Secretary, read the an• anal report of the Association, which, alum( other things. slated that 00.6- ...

... IreLoid. The Doblio ,S»oeh 5 therercre only ., tgtocci.tofc. aad furthering the work In Dublin, ooc»«.w»-* modified milk lor infants would only doctor’s direction, and accordragjo proscribed to him. A grehp •55 produrtlon, was * oould taken ter cur paryw ...

... from taking young children into drinking bars. It was unhappily the commonest thing in the world for mothers to carry their infants with them into these places, and not only to expose them to a vitiated atmosphere, but frequently to give them “tastes the ...