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... B.C. TO OMEN'S WORK in SANITARY ▼1 REFORM. lhe fallowing are some SANITAuY PAPERS, by Mrs. M. A BAINES: — Excessive Infant Mortality : How can it be Stayed ? 6d. Also, Ihe Practice ot Hiring Wet Nurses, considered as it affect* Public Health and Morality ...
... laws of hygiene ! and common sense.— British Medical Journal. | John ChurchiU and Sons, New Burhngton-street. XCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY, from DEFECTIVE NUTRITION. Price 6d, iiy M. A. BAINES, Also. 1 THE PRACTICE of HIRING WET-NURSES • and THE POM PARATIVE ...
... TVEAD MEN'S SHOES. T~ O MOTHERS _nd MEDICAL MEN. The following are some SANITARY PAPERS By Mrs. M. A. BAINES. EXCESSIVi' INFANT MORTALITY. How can it be Stayed ? Cd. Also, •* T »S E . PP^VT If 7' of niß f^G VS* NURSES, considered as it Affects Public lleal'li ...
... post seven stamps EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY including LNFANTICIDE : Hew can it be Stayed? A Paper contributed to the National Social Science Association to which is added a short Paper, reprinted from the Lancet on Infant Alimentation, or Artificial ...
... 6tL, by post 7d., EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY : How Can it be Stayed ! A Paper contributed to the National Social Science Association | London Meeting ; to which is added a short Paper, reprinted from the Lancet, on INFANT ALIMENTATION, or Artificial ...
... By W. CAMPS, M.D., ?? Member of the Royal College of Physicians, Londou. Now ready, price 6d., by post 7d EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY How . _ . ...
... Palmer, 32, Little Quaen-.treet. SOME SEASONABLE SANITIrY SUGGESTIONS: DUST-BINS anel DISE .SE SUM- MER DIARRHIE _ and INFANT MORTALITY llese and other important subjects are discussed in the fol- lowing pamphlets By Mrs. M. A. BAINES :— SOME SIMPLE SANITARY ...
... BLE SUGGES I'loNS. TO MOTHERS and MEDICAL MEN. The following are some SANITARY PAPERS by Mrs. M A. BAINES:— EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY; How can it be Stayed ? 6d. Also, TBE PRACTICE of HIRING WET NURSES, considered as it i fleets Public Health and Morality ...
... chemically and physiologically considered suggesting a fit and proper substitute for breast milk . Price is. Also, EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY. Od. By M. A. BAINES. | John Churchill and Sons, 11. New Burlington-. treet, Lendon, W., and by order of all booksellers ...
... price Cd., by post 7d EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY : How Can it be Stayed? A Paper contributed to the National Social Science Association (London Meeting ; to which is added a short Paper, reprinted from the Lancet on INFANT ALIMENTATION or Artificial Feeding ...
... chemically and physiologically considered suggesting a fit and proper substitute for breast milk. j Price ls. Also, EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY 6d. By M. A. BAINES. i •John Churchill and Sous, 11, New Burlington-street, London, W., and by order of all booksellers ...
... ? AT * HAMILTON. iS^LLOOHBV. lE- WOMEN of lAKfiful. Hlustrated. w ?? : George Vickers, Angel-court, Strand EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY from DEFECTIVE NUTRITION. Pike (id ' By M. A. BAINES. t^Ksaffis^Stesßusasff' 7th Edition, loth Theusand, price 2s 6ii ...