... arrived during the which has been painted Mr. Edwin Abney, night, remain their moorings till to-roorrow A The excessive infant mortality the >ort& riie King left Buckingham Palace yesterday bJi Q Union Workhouse, described in alarming afternoon at for Newmarket ...

... hospital, where he was attended by Dr. Beamish. STARCH Poiso3SG has been said, on good autho- rity, to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a lull mouth of teeth, unless such food has 0 been previously ...

... tal reßOonsibiJity. (Applause.) sklent the Local Government Board m refer Chairman, in putting the resolution, which to infant mortality, an evil which the Prime passed unaniimiusly. thanked Mr. Parr for Minister said was simply appalling ; and Hoquent address ...

... watted upon Mr. Gerald Balfour vesterday at the House of Commons, and laid ’before him facte and figures relating to infant mortality in certain districte. The President of the Local Government Board made sympathetic reply. A Lahore telegram report* that ...

... in our city last year two were infants under one year, and in every seven deaths one was caused by consumption. Broadly speaking, if the infant life in Belfast had the advantages of healthful living the infant mortality would be reduced by one-half. Instead ...

... the four weeks included in the report, or 10 more than in the corresponding period of last year. What is the cause this infant mortality? Is due the Inability of working mothers take proper care their children? In such cases their duty leave thorn at the ...

... increase, averaging about seventy daily. If this department the work wore exteAded, and fully taken advantage of, the infant mortality, which is unfortunately so large, would reduced. The lodging-house for men is also doing well, and fulfilling the purpose ...

... chad mortality going back for fifty yeare, j and the tale it tells is marvellous. Since 1861-65 there has been a decline 23 per i cent, the death-rate infants—that is, of children under one year. And the sequel to this is a decline in the mortality children ...

... How much of our infant mortality due to ignorance among mothers of how to feed their babies? If our doctors were to answer that question they would tell us that malnutrition is the most prolific of all causes of death among infants. And that malnutrition ...

... show the deep necessity there i* for the ameliorative and educational campaign which has been planned. The prevention of infant mortality, the prevention of tuberculosis, and the improvement of echoed hygiene are the three main problems that have to be tackled ...

... against 188 deaths 1906. More than half the total mortality the period was among the young (under five years) and ttie old (over 60 years), and the chief mediums were measles and influenza—neither very mortal if adequate precautions against the eererity of ...

... question of tabercnloois, the existence of proper milk supply was the utmost importance as bearing the question Infant mortality. 1809 mortality of children under one year age was, avenge, 108 per 1,000 in Ireland, and 163 in England. In Belfast that year ...