... zust , i INFANT MORTALITY SPEECH BY MR. JOHN BEIM. London, John Burge. am Provident of Ife Conference on Infant Mortality open' tonnorrow in London, delivered to-nicht, and Raid trides aJ made recently both by public ad V the Government in ...

... salver thimble with the imeription Dth The function opened with an address read by Mr.. [Mandan to her on behalf of the Infant Mortality Sub Committee. said--Yonr Excellency I regret much that oar invairinart Judy thebery, r. unable to be present through ...

... a. awl the one try to it. tbouned grave, and ten thousand sick out of thirteen thousand against the other's terrible infant mortality, both held their end up nolgy and nth did what was required of them by the nation. That is the neat thiog. A remarkable ...

... uhich have recently aroused much attention. Medical and other authorities have beheld with much concern the growth of infant mortality, the weakened physique and stunted frames of the majority of school children. and many inquiries have been made as to ...

... shame upon Issr rex. Wht'r there degrading practices were on. Illt . increase the Firth rate was en the de l crease, and infant mortality had already reached nie•foorth a the tau] ieatha in a year. Ar.el drirkiin. if it had rlsen - ased with men, had more ...

... speaker's opinion, emanate from the demand of the consumer, and by the enlightenment of public opinion oa the grave of infant mortality and the physical deterioration of children involved in the problem. This view was audorved by the well-known Preach milk ...

... there had been tot., three problems—seemed indoetrina to an and tram. b.ehope and an . regot ration of midwives, and infant mortality. the Prime Madre of Canaria. tha Pm. with to. •ttendent mil dezerniretino. and ▪ of the Mayor of 'cal'. I were the best ...

... it may be said, is common to every city and county in the United Kingdom and in the United States. , Such questions as infant mortality, food I adulteration, milk supply, school administration, investigation of tuberculous complaints, and treatment of ...

... was there., for the Crown. W. there • piece of evidence in the whole case to fawn guilt on the The doctor had metro hot infant mortality wee gnat, and the jary, as intelligent that chit' were subject to Of dimmer that night cane death. them to consider tint ...

... thy most elneient arrangement, which the mitten had mad', her Fneellency WWI they would find a greet diminution in that infant mortality in tune city, and the vow very they had been able to twain at the beeinning 1 of the summer. for that was the men in ...

... lecture ; 'that plc-in the exhibits prepare for the leeturen . that evening (bear, hear). In cenelusion her h i reduce the infant mortality of tilt-meow. . i are:ince for viiitore from amongst the ea- . Excellency hoped that the Exhibition would , another matter ...

... which dealt with infant mortal ,ty. Site was . glad to knew from the latest returne of the Itemstrar General on the matter that Ireland had been better than either Engand or Seot laml. By the returns, in England. 135 per thousand of infants died be. fore ...