... INFANT MORTALITY Pc.-rival 11. Oabb. an infant, aged 8 nioicJba. men labourer died at b 3. Sath-'-and-road. boueo oi n» P-;. eu.s, cu the 2nd mat —The ebiio was tcusu i b»-u, ami ev.uence was given by ihe mother and a •••hbour uoiiHM M.a. —Dr. W ii. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY paper on this subject, which was read before the Royal Statistical Society, last week, Dr. Ilf.iH Jones, sheds a lur. l li;dit the kind of treatment which many children receive at the hands of their parents, and which largely conduces ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Sir Walter Foster having drawn the the President the Local Government , to the hijrh jnfant, mortality in the larite toff j t-he kingdom, asked whether, \vifch lessening this mortality, will inquiry w the facilities for granting out-door ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. INQUIRY TO BE SOUGHT., ameetinf members of the House of Gommot on Tuesday it wwMrtcd to ask the President of tin Local Government Board receive deputation catting hivattention to the serious percentage England and the extent whioh d ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN RUSSIA. Odessa correspondent telegraphs: The Kievsko Slovo, quoting from a medical census receutly completed, states that the mortality among infants up to one year of age 50 Russian govern' ments is 35 per cent. some governments, ...

... BRITISH MEDICAL MEN AND INFANT MORTALITY. DEPUTATION TO THE HOME SECRETARY. deputation from the Bristol Medical Association to-day waited upon Mr. Asquith ta urge the necessity for legislation with a view lessening infant mortality by preventing mothers ...

... The Chief Cause Infant*,' Mortality is at your doorsteps. If you love your children you will not allow it to come auy ne irer. Tuberculosis is responsible for more infants' deaths than most other diseases, and the germs of Tuberculosis are brought to ...

... ADDRESS ON INFANT MORTALITY. tho Sanitary Congress in Glasgow to-day Dr. C. Tempioman said in the 'country the excess of births over deaths was lessening. This created small as to the ultimate effect, upon our nat ional .stability. Infant mortality was due ...

... GERMAN EMPRESS AND CHILDREN. EFFORTS TO REDUCE INFANT MORTALITY. (Fram Tribane Correspondent.) Berlin, Feb. 22. The German Empress, deep interest in all matte'* concerning the of children has been referred frequently in The Tribune.'' has again shown ...

... EMPRESS AND CHILDREN. INFANT MORTALITY IN CERMANY. (From The Tribune Correspondent.) Berlin, December 3. The Empress this morning laid the foundation-stone of the new institute for inquiry into the causes of infant mortality, which is to bear the name ...

... James remarked. Malnutrition was the bottom of our infant mortality ; pernicious foods were given to children in lieu of the mother's milk, and many mothers now shirked their duty the suckling of their infants. Substitute feeding at best was an evil; the worst ...

... OVERCROWDED COTTAGES. APPALLING INFANT MORTALITY CROYHON. Dr. Richards, the medical officer health for Croydon, has just made the discovery that eighty small cottages Wilford road are occupied by no fewer than 784 persons, end that the death-rate 43.54 ...