... INFANT MORTALITY. 2,000 BABIES SUFFOCATED ANNUALLY. Dr. Wynn Westoott held an inquest at Hackney to-day on the body of Charles Edwin i'ett, aged six weeks, the son / of a typefounder, of 33, Bartnipp-street, klomerton, who was found dead in bed on Wednesday ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. MR. BURNS ON LEGISLATIVE AIMS. Mr: John Burns, M.P. President of the Local Government Board, last: night delivered an interesting address to the delegates of the National Conference on Infant Mortality at Caxton Hall. He reviewed the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Every now and then cases are brought to light which show very plainly that children need even still greater pro',Letion at the hands of the State. We pride ourselves that so uncivilised a crime as infanticide has long ago been relegated ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Ox all the great cities of Europe, and probably of the world, Madrid is deadliest child liie. Throughout Spain, 229,348 children, under five years of age, died during 1901, and in Madrid alone, between 1896-1901, there died 22,195 infants ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Discussing an investigation into infant mortality, conducted by the medical officer for Kensington, the Hospital says it would seem that profound ignorance prevails: various patent foods are often used for infante two or ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Lk:cording t) a orific e the size of families in fiction ins decreasing.] Tho times are changed, tea years ago My hero had a family; Small footsteps sounded in This house, And children clustered round his knee;, He chatted to his little ...

... THE KING AND INFANT MORTALITY Lord Knollys has written the following letter to Miss May Yates, hon. sec. of the Bread and Food - Reform League, with reference to the educational food campaign, which is being organised by the League to spread scientific ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN RUSSIA. 1,200,030 DEATHS ANNUALLY. St. Petersburg, March 8. The International Congress, recently held at Brussels, has re-awakened public antention to the terrible rate of infant mortality in Russia. The death rate per 1.000 in various ...

... GLASGOWS INFANT MORTALITY. meeting the Glasgow Town Council a magistrate referred to the extraordinary infant mortality in the city, and said it called tor investigation. During the past fortnight the deaths of children under five years had been 367, ...

... in the same period infant mortality had declined from 112.7 to 82.2. Taking Norway, we find that the mortality from 1880 to IW fell from 16 to 13.5 among adults, and from 95.9 to 69.4 among infante. In France the average mortality was 20 per ...

... RTOIIM, of London, was brought into Dover Harbour this afternoon, having bee* badly damaged in a collision in the Channel. INFANT MORTALITY. ...

... CHILD MORTALITY. A good deal of evidence has already been accumulated an the subject of mortality among infants and young children, but the latest report of the Medical Officer of the L.C.C. confirms same points that had hitherto only been matter for ...