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... of milk, the causes of infant mortality. 'The figures were appalling. In the Year the number of children twvn 'in Dublin 7,557, and the numr of infants who died under one year of aj.te was 1,237. The Infant Aid Society started in 'cm. with :he object ...
... felements. [afting them woad room in seeppnred Wants.— Ti Ml• 3 ri Dahlia Tmdm remelt. APPALLING FIGURES The Lord Mayor and Infant Mortality in Dublin Tb. Ur Mayor perelded et rorl revert the legmet Aid eery Meow. Mb- Its. Ire arr. rid rey bed tnnuently Men ...
... huts without bedding, furniture, heat, or light. The birth-rate has decreased by one-half in the past three years, while infant mortality in many places has risen to 60 per cent. s The establishment of direct felegraphic communication hetween the War Board ...
... chemicals? There can be no doubt that infected milk constitutes the gravest menace to the public health. The statistics of infant mortality tell their own tale. There is also no doubt that the system of inspection In operation is inadequate and ineflictent ...
... considerable reom for further improvement. The saddest and most tragic feature of Dublin life is the high rate of mortality among infants and young children. The returns of the Registrar-General bear witness ‘to the faet week after week. In the latest ...
... §’e remains with a constable, who afterwards tound the skull of an infant near the lake. INFANTILE DEATH-RATE., Alarming Increase in Dublin - Area. An alarming rate of infantile mortality is shown in the weekly returns of the births and deaths of the Dublin ...
... OP A 'CAWS GOO. WORK The Lord Mayor presided hat night at tile annual meeting of the Dublin Infant Aid Society, the report adopted at which stated that the number of caws under care had increased from 2.1.64 to 5.at11 that during the year the pur3rs ...
... week under notice 34 infants' ender one year, and 32 persons of 83 and! !upwards died. For the firet time in the I pant three months the weekly death-rate of I infants exceeded - 11. During the first eight weeks of this year 177 infante under one year died ...
... match of 3.000 up (Imei) between I thcco well.knovin amateurs, the proceeds of which are to lie handed over the funds of the Infant Aid Society, was continued yesterday at tha Mansion Hotse. W. Nowt (011108) •. Yr. D. W. earsett (asuato. flaring gained the ...