... preventable disease. there any one bold enough to say that exactly the same mi»’ht not happen to-morrow? The question of infant mortality raises several points of great importance and interest. First of all, how does the Public Health Committee obtain its ...

... appointed to visit infants in nurse homes, and NS that they are properly fed and tended.. The public generally will appreciate the further provision which prevent, the in- Durance of nurse children by their foster parents. While infant life in nuese homes ...

... 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 ...

... ordinary police courts, sent and physique of our people. The following to prison cells while awaiting trial, nor, with Infant comparative mortality figures am o among t o t h w he ose i .d death in rate g irna gardenluij few exceptions, may they be imprisoned ...

... was free to work the necessity of its own particular district. The committee appointed deal with the important subjects infant mortality, and school hygiene, aa well as finance. The summer months were occupied completing the the district, and rules were ...

... Dublin. The shocking infant mortality and the neglect of children in the schools are not the reproach of one city one locality more than another ; they constitute a grave national scandal. the overcrowded areas of populous cities infant life may he besot ...

... been alien to the Irish character ; yet all the same the children have not had their rights, and the exceptionally high infant mortality cannot be considered reflecting no discredit the nation. It is natural and jnst that those who are engaged in promoting ...

... 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. ...

... report also makes reference the searches of Dr. Newsholme (medical offkcr of the English Local OoTernmeut Board) onthe high mortality in Ireland, and the sity for segregation ef the natients ill of the malady who nsnally die at home. His views have been accepted ...

... the land: we must show them that the appalling mortality from tuberculosis can be controlled by them if their houses are kept clean, and if fresh air and sunshine are freely admitted: that the waste of infant ' life is due to the fact that milk is more easily ...

... 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 ...