... singularly useful boot for young married women. The information contains, were it generally known, would far reduce the infant mortality of which w» hear much. The author of the work is scix of Mr. R. Vincent, solicitor, of ...

... children, amongst the well-to-do classes, the mortality from measles is practically nil; amongst tho lower class the mortality enormous.” And tbe same thing was true of many other ailments. Infant mortality was hugely increased the poor child’s slight ...

... This is aside, but it does affect the question of infant mortality in country districts. A fresh irruption of foreign race into England would do much to strengther our vitality. The infant mortality in Ireland, where the rare has been renewed twice at ...

... The death rate among children in England is deplorable, Taking the statistics 1901, for instance, the highest, rate of infant mortality was reached at Burnley where the proportion of deaths under the age of one year was 226 per j 1,000 births. Even the ...

... 1000, and the death-rate 17 per 1000. The infant mortality was 97-7 per 1000. Twenty-four cases of zymotic diseases had been reported. Dr. Hoyden drew particular attention to the great decrease the infant mortality during ,e seven years had been their m ...

... Births Act, as ho had not got all the information he would like. He would like say that in the Bedford Dural District the infant mortality was low. It was agreed that Dr. Parbury be allowed another month in which to complete his report. ...

... P'RTPT’ fWEDNESDAY. ONE HALFPENNY tSATURDAY ONE PENN INFANT MORTALITY NORWICH. My attention was «lirecte«l to the subject of infant mortality some years a«o Str William Gairtiner, who wits then working out this questioa it existed in the cities jii.l ...

... annual report at Frinton, on-Bea shows that the death-rate was 6.9 r 1000, and the residents' death-rate 8.6 per I“ . The infant mortality and the general symotic death-rate were nil. The total sunshine registered during tbe pat was 10 hours. ...

... lord gaol , . A pacific settlement is considered likely. MR. BURNS ON INFANT MORTALITY. BY SUFFRAGETTES. 1 Mr. John Barna. en President of the National] Conference on Infant Mortality which opens tostay. in Landon, delivered an addrom loot ' night, and ...

... of the poorer claosos. (3) infant insurance. the overlying of infants, (5) the ignorance of mothers in the feeding and Gneral caro of their infanta. The first three v© not, he believed, any great influence on infant mortality in this district, and although ...

... homes of the rodm clasees, infant insurance, (4) the overlying of infants, (5) the ignorance of mothers in the feeding and general care of their infants. The first three have not, he believed, any great influence on infant mortality in this ...

... the poorer climes, (3) infant insurance, (41 the overlying of infante. (5) the ignorance of mothers in the feeding and general care of their infants. The first three have not, he believed. any great influence on infant mortality in this ...