... the end o the summer. Unless flies are killed at once there will be the customary rise infant mortality during the hot weather. been ascertained that the loss of infant lives that follows the coming heat is due large y to the infection caused by the house-fly- ...

... two each disasters the sinking of the Titanic for every month of the year would not equal in ioee life the preventable infant mortality hi England and Wales alone. ...

... of the ' , miner. Unless fltes are killed at once then , ill be the customary rise in infant mortality during hot weather. It has been suusertoined that the of infant lives that follows the coming ef beat is due largely to the infection calsied by the ...

... of the tammer. Unless flies are kilted at once there will be the customary rite in infant mortality during the hot weather. It has been ascertained that the loss of infant lives that follows the coming of beat is due largely to the inlection caused by tbe ...

... And many is the tiny and innocent little craft that goes down joist outside the harbour of departure' on the reefs of Infant Mortality. And many a beautiful ship that founders in the stress and storm of Motherhood. And many a tine fleet is lost in the ...

... did not want any more handy woman; wanted women knew bow treat woman at child-birth, and also able to treat the child. Infant mortality vary largely due to the question of handy attending cease child-birth. thought that Mr. Ervins was fifty yuan behind ...

... the end «f the summer. Unless flies are killed at onew there wiil the customary n*e m infant mortality during the hot weather. It been ascertained that the lias infant live* that follows the coming of heat is due largely the infection caused house fly. ...

... McCarthy, Mi-.. C. Altit'phy, Revd. Mr. aid sures that will be taken to combat Mts. Browne, Mrs. R. W. Hancock. Mn non and infant mortality, He referred to Merle, Mrs. T. Healy. Mies tins lie . Mr, S. B. Shaw saying 'that we are • very Walsh. Mrs. Reif. Mr ...

... Act. as well as the sanatorium and treatment of tuberculosis benefits. -Amongst the subjects down for discussion were infant mortality, with special reference to the Early Notification of Births Act, health of children, the milk supply, adulteration and ...

... paaperisin of the nation was due to sickness and that ~- u ses) persons died annually frem consumption, with the infant and maternity mortality. That seience claimed that these giant evils might he ..lmost entirely eliminated ft the body politics if attacked ...

... by: Uays, imlml. not very for (liotnnf. i'lie main reason for I».i»«cent • ■ Is. (says the Duily ) th.e dor tense in infant mortality, tine to imi’in.e, enniUitinn ami (he sprcml knowleilge. jOSiieeially among the |ioor. of the wny >« . the young iilra ...

... NATIONAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL. ANNUAL MEE FING. FEEDING OP INFANTS. The eased meotiag cd the supporters ed the Mktries homer Debi*, woo bold there yooMirdley. Cherry preolded. Thom Who promen:- 541 e tiro Mosebe of DWI& Is. Hoerr illoce,hareblwoolay. ...