... to take leave of Cardinal Vannutelli. Infant Mortality and Way to Check It.— Amongst the most important problems which perplex public authorities and social reformers has always been the reduction of infant mortality. In the matter of dealing with children ...

... times the number of deaths; this is multiplying at motor-speed.” There had been no deaths from infectious diseasea and infant mortality was comparatively low, only two of the intal deaths being of persons under 12 months. Scari¥®fever had been notified ...

... place Mr Jeffrey received the he st 7 thanks of bis audices. third vative Srancn bas been said on good authorits cause of infant mortality No farinaceous toot We-t- given to a cbiid tll at bat 2 tall month ef uw trom food bas been previously malted. Horlich’s ...

... the direction of the wint ee ight of Starch Porsoxtxe has been sald on good anthorits No farinacevus food main cause of infant mortality. given to a child til] st has a fuil mouth of teeth, u food has been previou-ly malted. Horlick’s Matte cow's fresh milk ...

... on ad received. ers iD ar aD Srarcu Porsoxtxo has been said on good authority rated No farinaceous food main cause of infant mortality. given child till 1t has a fell mouth of teeth, u food bas been previouely malted. Horlick’s Maltec cannot cow's fresh ...

... might be made by health visitors. Infant mortality was greatest under urban conditions life. The high mortality in the counties of Glamorgan, Durham, Lancashire, the West Riding, and Staffordshire, and the low infant mortality in Oxford, ...

... stable said he would make further t opce otures Stancu bas been said on good authority No farinaceous food main cause of infant mortality. ), 323; given to a child till 1tbas a full mouth of teeth, u Horlick’s Maltec food has been previously malted. fresh ...

... Belgian Minister, who was the doyen of the Diplomatic body there. A Paris correspondent states that a league to check infant mortality was established on Saturday at & meeting presided over by M. Waldeck-Rousseau. It was stated by ono speaker that the ...

... roowellve persons and more. There were 439 three- Aldm't] houses and 377 four-roomed houses. Mr 'Durlfl ge f:showed that the infant mortality rate for o ousz or 1900 was 211 per cent. per 1,000 births, the firs: every five children born one failed to survive Gitowit ...

... and of that number nine proved fatal. Infant mortality proved be much milder than usual in Newcastle last year, 989 children under one year old having died, as against 1,168 in 1891. This lessoned infantine mortality is closely connected with the restricted ...

... AND THE DEATH-RATE. PLEi FOR INVESTIGATION. According' tbe Lancet, the excess of mortality from all causes, and more especially the excess of infant and child mortality those counties which coalmining is prevailing industry, should convince the Local ...

... county analyst, reports 9.26 the peroentago of adulteration. DURHAM WASHING HERSELF. The Durham County Council proposes infant mortality better education of the working pcpnlstion in the laws domestio hygiene. The quotation might be improtod if written ...