... MILK SUPPLY IN IRELAND. HOW INFANT MORTALITY MAY BE REDUCED. Interesting exthrinienta are eow being made to develop the milk supply of Ireland, and to nee it for the beet advantage of that part of the population to which milk is an emeatial article - ...

... uoly else-third of the rate for The infant mortality rote for the 27 town dietrate of Ireland is now 1.31.40, and for the meanie, of Ireland C 9.20. It would the be well within the bounds of puubility to mho. the infant death-rata in the towns at a. aos ...

... canipa4c to infant mortality in Dublin. special subject the responsibility of • • Lorca, Sherlock, wbo asked bow in that campaign. They could sot do my geniiimly work, he said, until they get to the bedrock of the meths for infant mortality, a andel ...

... have it on high whom, that the appalling infant mortality e Dublin is largely due to the bad qtialny , 1 the milk and to the scarcity of the sapp:y, . 1 The season is now upon as in which Me • infant mortality in Dublin is at ni . ! highest, and it has ...

... Dublin are worse than in most cities of Europe, and there is, therefore, the better argument for making this one factor of infant mortality as low as possible. We admit that the official defence is sound so far as it goes. To the plea of innocent impotence ...

... justification for this which will weigh most hardly on very poor, and 'sill probably give a new impetus to the appalling infant mortality of Dublin. The Food Controller regulates the price of , milk Great Britain, and all the. faschinery for a similar repletion ...

... Leant at toot nest week in Dublin till ths that it eminently desert,. from the Regisirar.GrnersTs r+itirm. the rate of mortality infant, is tha year of life, notably certain dotricti, simply appalling. 1 toter in particular 10 relating to owe d•eirict, ...

... lecture, entetkd Mortality and the Notification of Births Acta, 1907-15. Them was • good attendance. The Presidtet, after the dealing with the of Use paper, went on to lay that the adopted by the Dublin Corporation provided that the Infant Aid Society wee ...

... CHEEVERSTOWN CONVALESCENT HOME. INFANTILE MORTALITY IN DIIBLLN. The meeting of the Cherversto,a Con. Homo waa held Is the On::. hewn, tloo yesterday afternoon. ate in the chair. Os eleventh report, submitted by the Committee, Mated Mut Home. its be Waning ...

... remain in care of them in the workhouse thrive much better than deserted and motherless infants. The whole question of the care of the young, with the object of saving infant life, demands, now more than ever, the earnest attention of every patriotic man and ...

... mothers and Infants. and children under five learn. 2.471: etassoltatinns of mothers sod infanta with do-turs In tebruury, 71,9; consultation. sit mothers sod infants with in Feb.**. 738, treatinent was occured for 33 mothers and 122 infants and under hoe ...

... reduce sickness and mcatality among child-bearing mothers and the closely related mortality among infants before birth and in the first month after live-birth. This mortality is still excessive; and he adds that its chief causes are the lack of skilled ...