... SIEGE OF KIMBERLEY. INFANT MORTALITY AT 60 PEE CENT. n* Kara) CoaaiaMMi oa Kmik AI War, wki ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. ‘ L ATy v Dr. Newsholme, principal medical officer to the Local Government Hoard, lecturing on Tuesday evening at the Royal lnstitute Sanitary Congress at ‘&i::l“ on “The National Importance of Child lity,” said the high infant mortality ...

... lISTB AND BTORES. INFANT MORTALITY COLCHESTER. ...

... etc., „ .. HAROLD PEARSON. Ftlixfctowe, Oct. 18th, 1396. INFANT MORTALITY. . To the Editor. ftir.—At the coimnoncfnrent of my proffweional career I was enthusiastic ia diimiiishsns infant mortality, mainly by instracting mother* that imlk wa« easential ...

... • SLAUGHTER THE INXOCEXTS” meeting of the Town Council on Monday, a Magistrate called attention to the extraordinary infant mortality in the city. This “slaughter of the innooeote,” said, was such as called for immediate remedy. For the past fortnight ...

... A»- winner. 1. .*» Windsor, l.nti S.O.—Tiie lienerel I. Poet 2, Hnrrjr 3. ran V•; agst winne ...

... in the bar. He denied that there was the smallest rancour against plaintiff in bis mind. (Proceeding.) CORPORATION AND INFANT MORTALITY. The House Commons Committee Police and Sanitary Regulation® had before them today (Wednesday) Bill promoted by the ...

... number of death*. 23 were infanta under one rear of age, whioh g»rt infant mortality birthTrompared with K last year, and average of 85 for the previous seven years. The infant mortality for East Stow district was 144 per 1,000 births. Thor* nor 1.000 last ...

... deaths—2o and L’o temaie*—against 67 t l *® previoua year, ths deathrate being 12.8 per T.4W. There wan *eni«ible mimtnution infant mortality, and a singularly average of life the district. An estimati waa submitted ot the eapenses the Council tot ths ensuing ...

... to protest against a statement made speaker at the Co-operative Hall recently, to the effect that the iiercentage of infant mortality Workhouses was 50 per- cent., against 25 per cent, outside. that occasion asked the barrister responsible for that statement ...

... though cold and wet, wan not unhealthy one. There have been no epidemics zymotic disease of a serious character. The infant mortality a« been high in some districts, and this would seem dug partly improper feeding, and partly insanitary conditions existing ...

... administering—let iw say —medical inspectiou ot ohiMrcin, or feedir.ig in schools—pcor rv’ief the measure® toi- preventing infant mortality. Such co-opcration now legally fossibk*. its as fact would, more flinn all other agitation, promote the grunt o. full ...