... requesting the appointment of delegates to meeting held London on 4th June, form a national association for the prevention of infant mortality and the promotion of the welfare of children under school age, but no action was taken. A letter was read from the Local ...

... campaign which is about be started under the auspice* the National Insurance Act. Other sections of tho report deal with infant mortality and the water and milk supplies. ENO’S ‘FR U IT There is simpler, safer, or more agreeable preparation Ilian SALT', ...

... the end of the summer. Unless flies are killed once* there will the customary rise in infant mortality during the hot weather. It has been ascertained that loss of infant lives that follows the coming of heat is due largely the infection caused the house ...

... to advise on the most efficacious system of treatment in England. Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, and will also include Infant Mortality, consideration of the death-rate of women in childbirth in Ireland, the provision of qualified nurses and midwives, the ...

... of the summer. Unless flies are killed at once there will be the customary rise in infant mortality during the hot weather. It has been ascertained that the hies of infant lives that follows the c7at, , ,, d g of heat is due largely to the infection by ...

... present confinement, which is left, therefore, entirely in the hands of unlicensed midwives; for this and other reasons the infant mortality terrible. Many of the women I knew had had nine or ten children, but only two or three survived in most cases. ' Let ...

... the Insurance Act, veil k,. ihe sanatorium and treatment tnber®slc,aia beutfitf, the subjects down for 'amission are infant mortality, with special resrence to the Fatly Births Act, health of children, thsj mils supply adulteration “ad contamination of ...

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

... 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 ...