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... HOUSING AND INFANT MORTALITY -Te 'the Editor Evening Herald.» Sir—on Wednesday you said:— . The Ration as a whole has devoted singularly little Bttention to it greatest asset—a healthy nursery from which healthy men ang women can bte: p?ovelded to do ...
... INFANT MORTALITY, Wind-Up of the Conference. i The National Conference on Infaut Mgrtality was brought to a ¢lose at Liverpool ’ | to-day. It was decided by resolution to ! take steps to encourage the more general education of %n‘ls in mothercraft. The ...
... INFANT MORTALITY Another High Figure for Week in gctober The weekly returns of births and deaths in Ireland for the week ending October 20 show that the number of deaths registered for that week in the Dublin registration area was 152—74 males and 78 ...
... WEDNESDAY. CONFERENCE. 8 p.m.—lnfant Mortality,. Infant Food and Midwifery Work in Tlreland. President of the Royal College of Physicians (Joseph O'Carroll, Esq., M.D.) in the chair, THURSDAY. 11 a.m.-SBir Andrew Horne, M.D., in the chair, Child Welfare ...
... THE BABIES In yesterday’s issue we referred to infant mortality in Dublin. We pointed out that of 164 registered deaths in Dublin for one week 42 were of children under five years of age. ‘A corregpondent, Mr. Wm. Rooney, in a letter to hand, charges ...
... rate of mortality, and compares very unfavourably with that for Belfast, London, Glasgow, and Edinburghs/ The most serious and distressing feature of the Registrar-General's weekly return is, as usual, the high percentagze of infant mortality. Of a total ...
... until the 15th day of July, 1914. .. JLetter from the Honorary Secretaries, National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and for. the Welfare of Infancy, asking the Council to appoint rel‘,lpésentatives to attend at a conference which. is ...
... A., that we must to a large extent rely in the campaign which has for its object a reduction in the terrible rate of infant' mortality. Accordingly, we trust that the charitab{e public will continue to support in the most generous measure the worll; carried ...
... satisfied parents and offspring will soon exchange the pale, pleading face for ‘the sunny smile of health and happiness; infant mortality will decrease and the waif disappear from our serects | LABORA. Dublin, January 6, 1918. ...
... principal food of infants, and the difgculty of procuring a proper supply, even in pre-war times, has been largely responsible for the high rate of mortality among town-bred children, espeeially those born in Dublin. The rate of infant mortality in this city ...
... this sugar gnestion is of vital importance to the public, particularly on account of its bearing on the feeding of infants, infant mortality is high enough_in the city without the honest men, save the mark, sending it higher. Dublin, 3rd May, 1917. HARD ...
... milk su;fi)ly in Dublin. T Professor Houston, seconding, said impure milk was one of the factors responsible for the high infant mortality in Dublin, and the citizens seemed to he unmoved by what was going on around them. A rtrsolution was passed appealing ...