... figures relating to infant mortality certain district*. The President of tho Local Government Board. * in a sympathetic replv. would have in* j quirics made special offioenr- depart* nv nt in the various cities where rat© • infant mortality was abnormal, and ...

... death-rate of infants, practically speaking, had not gone down. And in spite of all that was done the proportion of deaths that took place in the first three months was increasing steadily. Infants were dying earlier and earlier. Yet infant mortality ought have ...

... death-Pilo among infants is partioularly high as a rule, it may be well to quote the remark of the medical carer of health for the city in the last published annual report In all probability, sera Dr. Evans, 'this infant mortality will not be Nationals ...

... Pryetoo and BUfckburn. where the amfdoymant of woman on d*a deetine. infant mortality bos been rising since 1881; and in Durham and South WaW, wye law woman are employed, infant mortality k rising, wharaa* in the Riding, where women are much employed, it ...

... THE MEDICAL OFFICER AND INFANT MORTALITY Mr J. G. Hutchinson, the Borough Coroner, held an inquest at the Town Ball, Tueaday, into su*perlcd dunhora. Arnold Evans, the Borough Medical Ofho-r Health, who had been commumcalcil with the case, said very P»«valeut ...

... HOW REDUCE INFANT MORTALITY. rearing of children is attended with the least fatal revolts when pure medicine like Dr. Carr's Soot bene always available to fight each •moll, but sometimes aangerou*. illness. These is nothing to equal Sootbene for its gentle ...

... MAI ORM AND INFANT MORTALITY. At inneenot of smarm. , el Bred• ford IM.e J. A. Gahm) shout sweaty el tf • 104 moieties, who are the eamerb'td at Had co W.d to remade. ti.. of life. The Moreno, who he. tek • d.. in S. *mono ned ha. guests am. •nd there ...

... WHICH SHOULD REDUCE INFANT MORTALITY. Every mother who reads (he daily and has noticed the alarming number inquest* held upon children who have died in consequence of having teething medicines given them indiscriminately, a ill rejoice hear that at last ...

... that the derithratas ' for the Ward of infants under the age of bulge is 317 per thousand. F. W. Jewett commeneed to eiy illowo law Leugiencli locality he said infants area could not live. The death=4lll infante had not then merhiall 200 In 1906, during ...

... What do Doctors mean when they say that the tremendous infant mortality is caused improper feeding ? They mean that most infants* foods are of a starchy nature and cause rlcKets and stomach troubles. They are not complete foods. Virol is a perfect food ...

... Lord R. Cecil on Infant Mortality. The Huddersfield ExperimeuL Mr. Sherwell, M.P., and W Factory Labour. Th. .111•01•3 easeliag et Disko' Pub his VW.. • MAP 71rite Sy. yaw ago by ills aefies id Mayer et M dm 111;adbaa1l sis — objaa al the dna& I asompl ...

... SAVING CHIL-D l-IFE. HUODCRirOIDS IENFFICCNT SCHEME. Th? infant mortality for Hndderjfield for the jotr endo;l i« 97. This i* the first time, far records 30, that it ho* fallen below 100. Hjo mean for live ten year?, 1097 1906 inclusive, was 135. There ...