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... The Dublin committee for the Prevention of Infantile Mortality (INFANT AID SOCIETY) \ULT., THEIR ANNUAL MEETING On Thursday Next, February 10th, 'Ala. Al 8 P.M. IN THE MANSION HOUSE, r:7.1 of Lord Mayor andAady THE LORD NIAYOR WILL PRESIDE, the klight ...
... Ireland put together. COW-SHED ORDER. The stc , rili..satlon of milk supplied in towns in sum:tier has been found to reduce infant mortality duo to intestinal diseases. Sterilisation prevents the milk souring. It is a far cry from a dust-laden city milkshop ...
... 140. The obvious duty of the rich, one would say, is to come to the aid of the pior in bringinc , up their children. Infant mortality In the lower classes is far heavier than in the more fortunate grades. OUR STRENUOUS LIFE. So far the motor taxes have ...
... Grafton street, Thomas street. North King street, and Kuozito,n, The Ddblin Committee for the Prevention of !Manta° Mortality (INFANT AID SOCIETY) WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL MEETING On Thursday Next, February 10th, 1918, AT 8 P.M. IN THE MANSION HOUSE. By ...
... available being mainly reserved for children and invalids. Even the children do not get enough milk, and the rate of infant mortality is consequently high. Various apparently authentic information confirms the recent stories of serious food riots in Berlin ...
... has undoubtedly done a great deal of good in Ireland. Especially I commend that portion of your work which deals with infant mortality. I need not say I wish you every , success in your mission and I feel sure that all my friends in the United States will ...
... Health is thtt greatest possible Handicap to an Effectual Life. The Dublin Committee for the Prevention of infantile Mortality (INFANT AID SOCIETY) WILL HOLD THEIII ANNUAL MEETING On TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), FE13,10, 1918. AT 8 P.M. IN THE MANSION HOUSE, ...
... was a great improvement in these respects. Infant Welfare—Dr. Ella Webb 'addressing a meeting of the Dublin branch, National Union of Women Workers, yesterday, said the prime cause of the high infant mortality of Dublin was the ignorance of the mothers; ...
... women and infants to take place wham lives could saved. Babies were allowed to die needlessly. Returns showed that in 1914 in Ihildin 143 babies died before they renclied the first year of life, out of every 1.000 horn. In Co. Roscommon the mortality was only ...
... Infantile Mortal ity.—Mr. McCarthy, L.G.B. Inspector, yesterday submitted to the North 'Dublin Guardians a report dealing with infantile mortality in North and South Union Workhouses. In the former in the year ended 31st Oct. the number of infants under 12 ...
... to so dilute the milk as to make it go farther. CHARITABLE AID. - An official of the Infant Aid Society (Dublin Committee for Prevention of Infantile Mortality), said that most of the milk-shops had notified them that the prictwould be raised. This ...
... on a report of the Ladies' Committee favouring the adoption of the L.G.B. Inspector's report on the high rate of mortality -among infants in the two Dublin workhouses, decided to postpone the matter pending discussion by a joint committee. Mr. T. Lawlor ...