... the house as wen as possible. She cannot tole) her Infant with her, and, 1111 in the premnt she put. it to nurse with those fatal results. Being convinced that no incuunderable amount of infant mortality is traceable to this reuse, the master would respectfully ...

... physicians will agree with ms that this view should not be encouraged. And what about tbs children 7 Dr. is declares that infant mortality practically doe to two cease*, the substitution of farmoaceeu food (or milk, the delusion that ale or stout is necessary ...

... present statistic* w hich enable us to judge the influence female employment upon Che mortality of women, but it is undoubted fact that the rate of infant mortality is abnormally high in moat those counties in which the ratio women engaged in industrial ...

... the due of t-ettang Bid the Lords trliich vimtally destroys ttd cuisop by the foots one of them prolific soorces of infant mortality, hundred tliousaml children arc insured, and all know t'o* purpose to which put. There are taiany c. .ffin clubs for ...

... cases where a single is put out to nurse. Vet everythier seems to show that for room or other these are just the where infant mortality is greatest. to Garry out the of the Act pooped) . it is proposed to appoint emptiest inepectme, who will hare the right ...

... physicians will agree with that this view should not encouraged.” And what about the children Dr. Edit declaret that ” Infant mortality i> practie* ally doe to two curses, the sut'-tilniion farinaceous food lor milk, and the delusion that ala stout necessary ...

... child is “put out to nurse.” Yet everything seems to show that for some reason or other these are just the cases where infant mortality is greatest. To carry out the provisions of the Act properly it proposed to appoint competent inspectors, who will have ...

... vaccinated and revaccinated, but showing an enormous diUcrenco in smallpox mortality. But there is corresponding diltorenoo both in tho smallpox mortality and the general mortality of the two nations ; so that the facts are accounted for independently of ...

... 168 deaths in that area, 543 were of children under 4 years of age. Where else could anyone find such a condition of infant mortality ? Out of 1,168, 530 were deaths of persons above 20 years of age, and of these 250 died paupers-4S per cent. He thought ...

... system S„“ioS?hK«Sl were also under the average. The percentage of p J vc a difficult part with great aklll. Mr. John infant mortality is still high, though, as compared g_ H .. e tcr, the brawny but lovelorn tar,” draerves with previous returns, not alarming ...

... Dead Body of an Infant Found. Ln«t evening about 530 the dead body of au infant was found in back stream near Blackpool. An inquest will be held to-day. SUMMARY fiEvVS. In the House of Commons yesterday, The Licensing proposals of the Government were ...

... DEATH OF AN INFANT- NURSE ARRESTED. Y-esterday Dr Whvte, the City Coroner, helt an inquest at the Morgue on the body of an ife. 1 gitinate infant named Chriscina Rooney,. aged two months, whose death, it was alleged. had been accelerated by the neglect ...