... INFANT MORTALITY IN MIKAN laatv Alremiewa yesterday opened_ at 44'. Merroarleato iiik^tou I H.itara. Mat torn. mud ebtch li.an 'wen umlet •a.pire• of the 11.1plith . . Hare lir.ten-li 111 Ih. 1% umbra's, Nal lenal Health Aeisturet, argil at *hilt* ...

... Kerry, (titjQGaj_ ce . r . eler dressed to Maurice PUBLIC MUTING IN KILLARNILY FOODS TIiEIR VALUE. CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. ADVICE TO MOTHERS. HON. JOHN S. SHIA. STATUTORY If EE'TLN G. % U. U. TM! 'ATTIE!! 1110 k 1 U. U. M EEL L\ u. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... sanitation of Dublin. his letter. Sir Charles expreseee the opinion that the excessive death ia Dublin is due excessive infant mortality or zymotic diseases. The Corporation, save, have done deal to improve tho health die city with excellent result*, but ...

... appointment. was first Ireland to draw public attention to the high infant mortality in Dublin, and in an address in Jervis street Hospital in 1905 advocated the. establishment milk depots for infants. Sir William Thompson was also Physician-in-Ordinary to his ...

... They abonld aim at trying se diminish infant mortality in Dublin. whok. Ireland rood well room other Into. in thin respect, but she wee afraid then could not sav that with rear to Dublin. whir 150 out of infants died they attained their year. They wanted ...

... that the children should be provided for in some proper way, and some efforts should be made to reduce the appalling infant mortality in the hospital; but his Lordship the Rishop did not think that the change suggested by the medical staff a desirable ...

... the matter remain undiscussed and unremedied? If working women realized how potent a factor in the present high rate of infant mortality is the length of their working day, would they not take steps to get their sisters to speak fur them in l'arliament? ...

... this practice Belfast appear to be available; but few year* ago English Mayor demonstrated the proventability much the infant mortality that prevails in British centres of population. H© offered reward to th© parents every child born within his vear office ...

... ment in their moral anti 'physical condition - and by an increase in their numbers. While FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' GROWTH. infant mortality and tuberculosis prevail to a considerable extent among Canadian The enormous strides made by the friendly Indians, better ...

... would great work in many boms*. • and bring great deal comfort, and nelp and prevent a great deal of sickness in future. Infant mortality Dublin very high, although Ireland stood well in the countries the world with regard to that mat***-- In Dublin 153 out ...