... arranged that it does not seek to penalise any nurse who refuses to join. It will also be an effective method for checking infant mortality, by lacing the midwife in a ition to give iNed attention at the earliest. possible moment. As the Irish midwife stands ...

... ‘peblic ought to to de- Sir Charles Cameron has often plore the high rate of mortality in Dublin as to that of other European cities, it, he notes the high rate of child mortality. ie examines this, and finds that there is a 15 per cent. higher death rate ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. A conference, under the auspices of the National Association for the Prevention of Infantile Mortality and for the Welfare of Jn- fancy, will be held at the Caxton Hall, West- minster, on the 4th and Sth of August next. Mr. John Burns ...

... “comforter” fall from the infant's mouth on to the floor, and settle where there had been e: tion, and 1 was to see the little ignorant nurse wn, and, picking it up, insert it (without an; a tempt to clean it) into the infant’s mout! spoke to her about ...

... executive are of infants as far as ing to solve this A where problem by the supply mothers. is re food le to nursing on the of the the child must depend. Also free and pure milk is supplied to those who are unable to nurse their infants. APPEAL FOR HELP ...

... THE IN TA LL. The Infante Ball, in aid of the Society far the Prevention of Infantile Mortality, was held at the Gresham Hotel on Friday night. There were about 250 resent, and excellent arrangements were je b: the Committee, so that the ball was a comp ...

... stamping machine woul in- ed in Dublin early in March, 1913. al INFANTILE MORTALITY. ——_—_ conference, under the auspices of the onal Association for the Prevention of utile Mortality and for the Welfare of Jn- ter, on the 4th and Sth of August next. y, will ...