... Health Association of Ireland, which has in view a threefold object. Firstly, to reduce the mortality from consumption; secondly, to reduce infant mortality in the larger towns; and thirdly, to improve the hygienic condition of the national schools. ...

... Health Association of Ireland,” which lias in view threefold object. Firstly, to reduce the mortality from consumption * secondly, to reduce infant mortality in the larger towns; and thirdly, improve the hygienic condition of the national schools. It ...

... deemed necessary. No doubt, infant mortality in the early weeks of life is evidently due in large measure to the physical conditions of the mother, and Jti the latter months, the fust year to the unsatisfactory feeding and the infant. This will, of course, ...

... One these to combat infant mortality, and to look after the care of the infants generally. know Irelpnd in this matter stands better than either Kngtand or Scotland. Regarding infant mortality in Ireland the number of deaths of ...

... these is to combat Infant mortality, and to look after I the care of the infants generally. We know Ireland in this matter stands better than either F.ngland or Scotland. Regarding infant mortality in Ireland the number of deaths of ...

... Health Association of Ireland, which has in view u threefold object. Firstly, to reduce the mortality from consumption; secondly , to reduce infant mortality the larger towns; and thirdly, to improve the hygienic condition of the national schools. It ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... bast commentators on the painters. describing a favourite Madonna one poet’s lines read like hymn;— “See where she stands; mortal shape dued With love, and life, and light, and cheaty.” We haw© hut to gaze this picture and we feel the truth this description ...

... employed in serious indictment Belfast to solve tha against the sanitary problems of (a) infan- condition of large tile mortality? (b) number of Belfast school hygiene t schools, and demands the careful attention of the citizens.” 8. What is tbs rela ...