... INFANT MORTALITY There hac-beea late great increase enthusiasm among local authorities in the direction of attempting to diminish infant mortality. With this object milk depots have-been established, lady inspectors pointed, and various experiments t/ned ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. There were 468 deaths of children under one year, and 2,9(7 children born. This gives a rat© 156 per thousand birth®, and the which have any record, being 1# per thousand below the previous leweofc of 1896, and below 1906. Of the above ...

... DRINK AND INFANT MORTALITY Th» .-irikinj tmature in the annual r«- port of the Officer Health for Salfo’d is the reference to infanrlie mortality. Dr Tattercall save that there were 1.052 riiMThs of infant* under the age of one year. Intercstm-i statistics ...

... portion of the populs Portion whose rate of mortality is als ), were est, seem to survive, nay, even to | statistian be nevesssry to su] ing fact, thay Tass lity wes nearly double that of tlantic Geath-rate of infants, that wader ome year, was reduced as During ...

... DR. SMIRTHWAITE-BLAGK ON INFANT MORTALITY BURNLEY. On Tuesday evening, before the Burnley Literary and Scientific Club, Dr. Smirthwaite-Black read very interesting piper Food. it contained many practical hints and much valuable advice, and at the close ...

... rate of infant mortality in hie own town, is able to pay a glowing tribute to the self-sacnfiie and maternal lore mothers, even in the poorest quarters. If sympathetic men and women desire to realise one the greatest causes of infant mortality. let them ...

... further decline in the infant death-ratm, and It hoped that some of the improvement mey ha due the public becoming better acquainted - with laws of health fa respect to the bringing np of young obildran. The high infant mortality some of the. distriets ...

... Gradually we are ob™ onilT on am' complete knowledge of the causes which have led to the terrible infant mortality in the concentration camps, and which has afforded so much opportunity for the pro- Boers to revile the British. From the first i» has been ...

... cae REALTH OF SURNI ee p tare — BATTLING WITH THE EXCES To INFANT MORTALITY w de The ameal report of Dr I Demn, che lore. fr the yeer 905, In it been meved un printed form w _ at Borough of Burnley be in the lation of 99.000. and an area of 6.0 het na ...

... CONSUMPTION AND INFANT MORTALITY. BURNLEY HEALTH COMMITTEE CRITICISED. DISCUSSION AT THE TOWN COUNCIL MEETING. the meeting the Burnley Town Toimcil, Wednesday afternoon, Councillor Lees, the minutes the Health Committee, alluded to the annual reportl ...

... than thq rate infant mortality, which ■shows, marked excess most the larger Lancashire towns. The large English towns having 1901 a, population exceeding include 15 Lancashire; in the aggregate these 15 towns the rat# of infant mortality last year averaged ...

... see in almost any paper we take np that Burnley stands foremost infant mortality. would like to say, as loag as there are such farililic? tor women drinking so long will our Infant mortality keep high. Find roe teetotal father or mother who neglect their ...