... represents a triple alliance between the National Conferences on Infant Mortality, the National League for Physical Education and Improve ment and its Department, the Association of Infant Consultations and Schools for Mothers, and the Women’s National ...

... poorer districts was very bad. The committee were glad to see that the Urban District Council were busy with that matter. Infant Mortality Committee.—ln August Miss Terry's resignation was received with deep regret. Her valuable work in tho district was greatly ...

... the returns the Registrar-General foe the neighbourhrxjd. Mrs. Roohford had succeeds! Miss Terry health-visitor. During infant mortality rate for Coleraine had dropped 77 per 1,000 as against 85 for the rest the union. Before the Association took up work ...

... the year 1911-12, ju«t i(*>ued, comparison of experience 1911 with the averagc.-i of 1891-1900 ahowa that the rate of infant mortality ha« declined 10 per cent., the death-rate from measles 13 per cent., from scarlet fever 68 per cent., from whooping-cough ...

... esr • and treatment tlieir any somov, was the most striking Urn children, with the result that the infant evening. Mr. Borwcll was liesl in Why mortality was very li gli She bad gr,s:l do • nations furiously •«- pleasure ibslaring the tar ojieii. (Aje ...

... classes. Mrs. P. W. Croft* sabraittod the annual report, in which rhe recorded successful year's work. Daring IRIS the infant, mortality rate for Coleraine bad dropped to par I,OM, against for the rest sf the union. Before the Association took up the work ...

... there was no such association to instruct mothers in the care and treatment of their children, with the result that the infant mortality was very high. She had great pleasure in declaring the fair open. (Applause.) Sir Wm. J. Baxter. D.L., J.P., moved that ...

... of the health nurse more than a year ago a distinct improvement in the health of the children had taken place, and the infant mortality reduoed from 117 to 77 per 1,000. Dr. Morrison had from the inception of that movement used the weight of his (Treat ...

... And chose with us darksome house of mortal clay.’’ Here the great glory the Second Person the Trinity is drawn in few skilful strokes and contrasted with His abasement when chose with n.s a darksome house mortal clay. Milton is above all the poet \ast ...

... generally human form, bat below our race power and ia intelligence. 'lhe Irish leprechaun, with his ndness for playing tricks on mortals, the Scottish brownie, who nsoally quite full of fun, and his cousin Robin Gooclfelow in England, the Little Folk” oa tho ...

... committee wen* glad see that the I district Council were bust with that matter Inf.int Mortality f'ommittee. From Ist Jan. !»th Miss Terry paid mothers and infants visits, to consumptive** H 3. making total of ;i.o7tt. Misa Terrj 'a resignation ha«i taken ...

... that night the prisoners. bis stepmother preferred his last request. asked her for more clothes: was feeling cold und was mortally ill, it turned out. But did not give him any clothes. She thought had enough. father knew ■ that his son was seriously ill ...