... stands in a fav had never allowed exclusion from the with land and Sogt- party to be treated as a If land to stand land—infant mortality—but wanted Ire- it were only a personal matter he could be tion had now ten babies’ clubs in different now in rts of ...

... that which comes pr Insurance Act for insured per- through the they allowed those nurses to wor and work amongst mothers and infants the Women’s on tbe es lad down by Nat Health Association, the salary of nurses would be £1 & week. sir M un Thompson said ...

... was fret taken up after a meeting of medi. cal men and by Lady Talbot, and interested in the matter, they started to sup; infants with pas- teu rised milk. This did not prove quite satis- , and then a start was cure th e healthy raw milk themselves. farm ...

... cows. Being qu Miss M‘Neill as to various mat! ters relating to the supply of milk for infants, witness explained that Muni- cipal Council pays so much a year for infant milk for the necessitous, the principle being that it was cheaper and better to save ...

... Pasteurised Milk 1 road, continued to health of the infants. Most of the infants sent to thr were wi the doctors could not nurse them. these babies was on! it was calculated that average Dublin mortality of 14} been, started of the and itv health $s for ...

... the ebb wow motional good, wad nabob, and oho bad a woold feel that IL was ao U.. domaod 1.. t guano. id eat It •WU ao • 1 infant Of, the 0,1 boat, allow oda Inv the booltby develoltOo PtoZ, was a Pen. , aa aerertooo %tort drove. altbougb sacellen. aosteedb ...

... thei feelings of compassion, hosp and how well it fulfilled its duties was shown in the report. Its mortality was far better It than the genera! 1 mortality of the city. was a monstrous thing that the hospital had to eat up its capital in supporting itself ...

... Beenerno . '• Hosea EVELYN WRENCH. H. Overvene CMS. , ERIO PRITCHARD, M.D. H. Sec. NaLiositl Imll. for Prevents:to of Infant Mortality/I B. cif Savoy War Pro. A. mrkenr.y. Geo. LANSRURT, Editor The }lend& ' PREP. mAnnisoy, J.P. THOMAS BERRIE. General Secretory ...

... rintendent Officer of was satisfied that the charge was a false Health, reported that for the past two weeks the annui rate of mortality was 17.1 per yne, and that the accused was the person on 1,000 living, and that there were no deaths co! the register, it ...

... variations as affected by time ; and causes of or other- ment ; wise f dietary, and its adeq adult and infant (4) state of housing and rate of mortality; (6) of popular 3 (7) working of and pri vate; amount chazities or possible posture by relieved, and ...

... ‘TTERS TO THE EDITOR. INE. NT! MORTALITY. Sin,—I have to thank Sir Charles out in your issue of to- day the inaccurac: for having statement tt which, in issue of Fri y last, 1 am reported Rove e made to the effect death-rate in Dublin was higher than ...

... Bullock set forth yesterday in these columns— they are agreeing “severally and with each other to make the very best of this mortal world, in peace and kindliness. It might be, perhaps, politically wise for us to say that Father Gwynn has blurted out the ...