... placed for two boars 'each day as the firm escapes. Towels were pissed over the to p each to shield the child from wind. infant mortality Legau to lemon immediately. Dr. Brahma' continuid this practise for Two or three rears the greatest hisiellts to the ...

... being rewarded by a steady improvement in their moral and physical condition and by an increase in their numbers. While infant mortality and tuberculosis prevail to a considerable extent among Canadian Indians, better education and an increase of knowledge ...

... weighed and inspected Miss Heatley, who is organising the fete. In consequence these efforts, there is already decrease in infant mortality in the borough, she stated, and went on Here is instance. A boy weighed 6ilbs. at nine weeks old. We had him put upon ...

... were in tho proportion fraction over 11 per 1,000, this being 3.4 below the mean rate the ten preoeding third quarters. Infant mortality during tho quarter was equsl to 103 per I,ooo—no less than 6.4 below the average of tho ten preceding corresponding quarters ...

... of infancy, and to smaller degree in alter years. Owing to the progress of nygieiie and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reef* the commencement of the voyage life are in the main avoided, and the averagb ...

... well if by its me the aons and daughters of tho Emerald Isle suffer in health, and I entertain the opinion that much the infant mortality and high death-rate amongst children ia due its enormous consumption the working classes in our midst, as the strong ...

... Professor McWeeney, M.D. ; The result of six months' experience of • Dublin Pasteurised Milk Depot, by Dr J. Lumstlen ; Infant Mortality, Home Treatment as carried out at Itallymens, by Mrs Young, Galgorun Castle; A morning with • Women's National Health ...

... infancy, and to a smaller degree in after years. Owing to the progress of hygiene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the main avoitind, and Ulu averagn ...

... onslaught on infant mortality. result the Tuberculosis Exhibition she hoped there would many fresh openings whereby lecturers and others would be brought into contact with the mothers and others in charge of infant*. They knew that the infant ...

... being rewarded a steady improvement in their moral and physical condition and by a-n increase in their numbers. While infant mortality and tuberculosis prevail to considerable extent among Canadian Indians, lietter and an increase knowledge regarding ...

... for those who imagine that the slaughtered babies are not slaughtered, but die of inherent defect, and that therefore infant mortality is a eugenic process. In working for the reduction of this evil most work through and motherhood. In some future uge ...

... place in the worid, and thus the foundation would be laid for healthier. happier hom-s all over tho land, and the awful infant mortality of the present da% woukd end. Bat M tha absence of that early training it was compatent for every mother to-learn and ...