... minellis, 0 under four months, 64 under five months awl 0 mar six montba. It was with the idea of this alannUg rate of infant mortality that the All bad peased. Its adoption would entail as Lions( expense, as the work could be done by the , Mediae! Officer ...

... called to a report in your issue of August 18th containing comments on the death of a child through improper feeding. Infant mortality is unhappily so common that I should not have ventured to take up your space had I not felt very strongly that the makers ...

... inhabitants, the majority of whom are to be regarded as alike unhappy and wretched in their state and circumstances. The infant mortality iu this district is examinee, owing in to mothers taking their children out with them in all weathen when flowerselling ...

... by Mr. Burt, startling of infant mortality demeaned. It i i.ngh tiet , in all our class eentree—in • York. Mancherer, Prelim Burnley, bo.—the death rate of Write in.. 130 to over 303 per LINO births. ••• higher • of mortality is a ward of and it is reckoned ...

... Important task is what is needed; to teach the simpler laws of hygiene and thrift in such a fashion as to check the horrible infant mortality and the worse evil of the increasing number of ebildren mentally and morally deficient. A strong plea was urged in favour ...

... vote. Women had neeledge, and were placed in • very tgelqu p br to ile t a7tt ri let. in t ; as Sister's Act., infant mortality, the condition of the poor, and education. Sometimes women had i-aid to her they recognised it was just that WOUICH should ...

... of the serious causes is the decrease of birth, there is another and equally important astounding mortality of infants. Death generally carries off infante first two years, moth eves during the first yew of their and thin is why Profeisor made the ment ...

... euffmatices. the Coroner said souse infante thrived on Patent Food and he recollected. notably. one instance of. child, now a floe, tall. strong ann. over feet high, who was out at the Front. and who.. may and an an infant, wan Wage's Food.^— Oistrur. August ...

... ms; 1 they wheel the prams over my toes; they slake the vehicle so as to soothe the infants inside, and blows& if some of 'em don't start crooning a song to their infant charges. It is unpleasant, I may say unbearable. Surely the Mayor and Corporation didn't ...

... this formidable mortality m gastro-enteritis, the principal factor of is artificial feeding practised under defective conditions. When for some reason or other the mother is unable to feed the child on the breast, she places the infant on cow's milk and ...

... the corrected death rate was 1210 per 1,000. The mortality among males was in excess of that among females in each of the age-groups except that of years. In the age groups 0-1 and 1-5, the male mortality was respectively 30 and 60 per cent, in excess of ...

... male infant and 3 (31, 59 ! and 80) and 2 females (38 and 42) of bronchitis, Sic.; 2 males (46 and 55) and 2 females (36 and 50), diseases of liver and digestive organs: 1 male (69; and 1 female (78), diseases of kidneys, ( S;e.; 1 female infant of atrophy ...