... The Heavy -Infant Mortality. A mother wrlissi—We Owe our child's life to Plasmas. She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said said he feared nothing could save her, but from the first time of trying PllaSimmil she improved, and is now a little ...

... The Heavy Infant Mortality. A nether writes ,—We owe our child's life to Plaanion. She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said he feared nothing could save her, but from the drat time of trying she improved, and le sow a little picture to look ...

... The Heavy Infant Mortality. A emetner writes e—We owe our child's life to Plasnson. She was gradualry wasting away, and the doctor said he feared nothing could save her, but from the first t.me of trying Manson she improved, and is now a litt,e picture ...

... especially at the present time, when infant life is even more precious than in ordinary times. Yours faithfully, THOMAS lIARLOW, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality. • _ . 4, Tavistock Square, ...

... death-rate of 13.8, rather lower than that of 1909, and rather comparatively than actually high. This also applies to the infant mortality (83). Tubercular disease was represented by five fatalities, only one of which was due to phtbists, the latter thus giving ...

... as is well known, a potent factor in the dissemination of a number of serious diseases, and has great irifluence on infant mortality. Even if the milk be boiled it may still contain sour, acid, or irritating products, and it is therefore obvious that ...

... years simply to -- Chudleigh Sick Poor halo& Associate.. ling Associa- The Baptist Church Sunday School Prevention of Infant Mortality and for the keep her alive. Could not find her two will take anniversary services were held on Sunday Welfare of Infancy ...

... ,000,000 Costs the Taxpayers 9,000,000 Total British burden 4,500,000 FOREIGNER'S CONTRIBUTION £24,500,000 The Heavy Infant Mortality. A mother writest—We owe our child's life to Flagmen. She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said he feared ...

... irret-boulevard. Laaghter.avi.nue. and Neverlame.— Fleeting journeys through this count. Wow by cuAstas.—Jusigs. The Heavy Infant Mortality. A mother writinit 2- We owe our child's life to Plowmen. She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said he feared ...

... dearest. is an origina c , nposition of my own. Husband: 1 should Tether, my pet, that pie would tits: old The Heavy Infant Mortality. A 'mother writs. 3 — We owe our child's life to She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said he feared nothing ...

... motherless babies whose fathers are serying their King and Country either as soldiers or sailors. Owing to the enormous infant mortality in the country she thinks it her duty to do what she can. Now that the Red Cross work parties are well started she hopes ...

... twelve babies died at home. This appalling foes of child life which Is so regular a feature of the mortally returns is not entirely unavoidable. The infant's welfare depends primarily upon his food and this is safeguarded when the 'Allenburyi Foods so ...