... which would do mud. prevent sickness. It taught mothers how to chut out sickness. The two greatest forms of sickness were infant mortality and tuberculosis, and their aim was to do their best to help put end to such causes of death. Much credit was due to ...

... history of the conn sto written. The vital importance of the proper rearing of the infant becoming more and more realised every day, and with its realisation infant mortality is mowing correspondingly less. There are maiiv organisations at work the interests ...

... mother who gives her infant one of the things mentioned Miss Reynolds, The result is half-starved emaciated babies, and later in life feeble delicate, and badly-balanced men and women. It is also the cause of the excessive infant mortality in Ireland. Lack ...

... shut out sickness. But when sickness did invade the home the Society did good work attacking the disease consumption and infant mortality. Lady Vemer read report which gave a surprising account of the excellent work of the branch, which after the interests ...

... ATTERN T, MORTALITY A communication was received from the Women’s National Health Association of Ireland forwarding copy of a proposal which they desired to submit to Board of Guardians who might wish to avail them- The Association selves of the suggestion ...

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... those whose infant steps th guided ; whose daarning thoughts they ap trained &M to whose maturer years they w ere is consolation and a stay. But outside the bonds of flesh A and blood will not this+ cry of betion rouse the most lethargic mortals to succour ...

... is the suffering and mortality of children. Children are a nation's most important asset, and women are the guardians and nurturers of the young. In spite of improvements in sanitation and public health the mortality among infants continues unabated. Physical ...

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... it would be in trebecause of the marked solicitude of mothers for their children. As Mel be the statuettes of infantile mortality. the percentage in Ireland was I smeller than that of either England or Scotland. and were it not for the south higher rate ...

... whose infant steps they guided; whose dawning thoughts they trained and to whose maturer years they were a consolation and a stay. But outside the howls of flesh mid blond will not this 'Fleming cry of affliction rouse the most lethargic mortals to sticrour ...

... disease I— consumption and ',dant mortality. Immediately after Mrs. Mihail ha I given a description of the great work alone by her department , Lady ga :tamest exeelient recant of the bra ve nch that looked after ths infants of the district. The amount of ...