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... iaspection and dental clinic* in all schools. ' With reference to infant mortality proventive work, Mrs. Crofts said that during the first half of 1911, before Miss Terry came, the infant death rate in Coleraine alone had been 130' per 1,000 bora, while ...
... lay at Che root all sound statesmanship and success ful social reform. Much attention was now being given the subject infant mortality. Last year in Belfast of every 1,000 children born 128 died before the end of their first year. That was not exceptionally ...
... within the last thirty years, and none ha-, benefited more than the young the improved conditions. The campaign against infant mortality is doing much for the future of the race by preserving the life and amplifying the health of ...
... than the mod huts, but in the long run more economical. With better dwellings common use it hoped that the appalling infant mortality the country will be reduced, and that demand for larger numbers people meet the growing requirements of enterprise will ...
... come about through the work the association Mrs. Crofts spoke the work of infant mortality pretention. stated that during the fimt half of 1011. before Miss Tarry came, the infant death-rate in Colerain* alone had bean per 1,000 bom. whilo the death-rat* ...
... rth y of adOuration. game has to be played accordin g to Podia- Its pee oentage of criminals, paupers, lunatics , and infant mortality comp ared very favour- men tory rules. But if the BM ever become Law I would with to sea all those sources of ably indeed ...
... THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL’S RETURNS. The Registrar-General reports that the rate of mortality in the 95 great towns England and Wales last week averaged 15. The rate London was 15; Brighton, 8; Portsmouth, 12; Ipswich, 10; Norwich, 12; Plymouth. 16; Devonport ...
... even where the greatest care was taken there was danger of mortality?— I pointed out the history of this question, and showed that even where great care was taten in the maintenance of the infants the matter cleanlinem, feeding, and proper attention, yet ...
... was in way more touchingly evinced than in ibe special services for children, and particularly the blessing of the little infants. On Wednesday last ail the babies under two years were brought the Cathedral and were individually blessed Father Oleeson ...
... SIR EDWARD MOSS, ULSTER WILLS. REV. DOCTOR NICHOLAS Benger’t Food specially prepared for Infants, Inva'ids and the Aged, and for those whose digestive powers have become deranged. _t from other foods in cental. - - principle which changes the preparation ...