... SLUMS AND INFANT MORTALITY, might be expected, badly-paid labour accompanied in many instances by wretched homos and a high rate of infantile mortality. Miss Margaret Irwin, secretary to the Scottish Council for Women's Trades, says that the Belfast worker ...

... THE HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY. A woven writer:—` We oars our child's life to Plasmon. She was gradually wasting runty, and the doctor said be feared nothing could save her, but from the drat time of trying finance she improved, and is Dow a little picture ...

... SLUMS AND INFANT MORTALITY As might be expected, badly-paid labour is accompanied in many instances wretched homes and a high rate of infantile mortality. Miss Margaret Irwin, secretary to the Scottish Council for Women’s Trades, says that the Belfast ...

... that for years the British nation had been striving to reduce the rate of infant mortality. Much had been done, but much still remained to do. In the year 1891 the rate for infants under a year old was 138 per 1000; the lowest yet reached was 103 per 1000 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN IRELAND. CONFERENCE DUBLIN. The conference infantile mortality held the Lecture Hall of the Royal Dublin Society yesterday afternoon well attended. The Counters r Aberdeen, who presided, remarked, in the course an opening address, ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AND ALCOHOL. Dear Sig,~ln a trenchant article contributed to a London daily paper, Dr C. W. Salecby draws a vivid contrast between the condition of Paris and that of Edimburgh from ‘the point of view of their infant population. Our tnve ...

... BURGHEAD INFANT MORTALITY. meeting Burghead Town Council Thursday—Provost Graham presiding the return infant mortality and cases of infectious disease for the year 1917 were submitted. There were five deatfe of infants undor one year, tod ...

... THE PREVENTION OF INFANT MORTALITY. GREAT NATIONAL MOVEMENT. Their (Majesties the King and Queen have gracaou&iy lent their patronage the National dissociation for the Prevention Mortality and for the Welfare of Infancy. Tito foundation of this society ...

... THE HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY. A MO' (II IR writes We owe our child's life to Plssmor,. She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said he feared nothing could save her, but from the Ili t time of trying Mammon she improved. and is now a little picture ...

... SLUMS AND INFANT MORTALITY. As might be expected, badly paid labour is accompanied in many instancee by wretched homes and a high rate of infantile mortality. Miss Margaret Irwin, secretary to the Scottish Council for Women's Trades, ys that the Belfast ...

... THE HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY A Mother vrites: We owe our child's life to She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said he feared nothing -could save her, but from the-first time trying she improved, and is now little picture Plasmon, Plasmon Cocoa ...

... in connection with the . deaths of infants , there are also some special nnd indiyidual features to lie noted . Poverty should be placed in . the forefront as one of the chief factors concerned jn infant mortality , and by showing the actual weekly ...