... devotion athleticism in our public schools. A speaker the economic section the British Association meetings said our infant mortality was now greater than India and Jr.pan. and the employment women factories was an appreciable cause. ...

... London, Ur. C. W. Saieeby mentioned that during the siege Fan*, when ■ mother* give their nothing but their own milk, infant mortality was very hjw— ) iu taut, poverty saved the Wtien, j oocupetloil iMithois feed ihomMlvos. You rnaytlo without friend whip ...

... the population. The proportion births (225) to infant deaths (18) has been as 1,000 to 80, a remarkably low rate. Infant mortality. —The deaths of infants under 1 year were only 18, giving an infant mortality ...

... H(AV INFANTS' Ft ID IS Much public attention has lately been dir. ected to the serionsneas of infant mortality in this country, It is agreed that fats mortality is largely due ta improper feeding. And since many mothers. especially when they •re also ...

... HOW INFANTS' FOOD IS MADE. Much publie attention has lately been directed to the seriousness of infant mortality in this country. It is agreed that ells mortality is largely due to improper feeding. And since many mothers, especially when they are also ...

... from injuries sustained while swinging in a recreation ground. There has been a decided and continuous falling off in infant mortality within the past 25 years all over Austria. T, 3 James Thompson, 25, son of Mr. Alex Thompson, ironfounder, Dumfries, ...

... there had bear, a set-off the death-rate being reduced from 25 15 It was a matter for congratulation to everybody that infant mortality, which for some time stood practically stationary, lad dropped during the last five years from 145 to 109 in England ...

... HOW THE DEATHS ARE DISTRIBUTED. The deaths of infants under 1 year was 22 ; this gives an infant mortality of only 2*4 per 1,000. The deaths of children under 5 were 29, or only about 19 per cent of the entire return. 71 persons died at ages of 05 and ...

... mainly to the continind advice and attention given to the subject of the tearing of infante and the resulting marked decrease in the percentage of infant mortality. Other neticesble reasons are the great improvements in the housing and sanitary conditions ...

... • copy of thu latent Life Protection Act, and asked the Guardians to carefully peruse the RMS. —The CHAIRMAN acid the infant mortality of the Union was very small. The Act was directed against baby-farming, and be thought it did not apply to districts ...

... deaths all ages. oi persons per acre, has very little to with the causation of infant mortality. The relation indeed obtaining between density per acre and infant mortality is little more than a preliminary guidance to the inve iigator to direct his attention ...

... year was 26 per thousand and the oorrected death-rate flowing for 20 deaths in the workhouse) was 18.3 per thousand. The infant mortality was per thousand births, oompared with per thousand last year. THE WATER SCHEME At the Urban Council meeting, the Clerk ...