... Goer (Dr. Vachor) presented as important report ea infantile mortality. Hie recommeedationa which were adopted, were that full informatics should be obtained conv.rning the death of story infant under one year; that no woman should be allowed to work in ...

... municipal depot, or elsewhere, was an essential condition of healthy infant life, and all efforts in that direction were of value, not only bAOO'../3 of the immediate effects on infant lortality. but also because of the wider educational effect.. But he ...

... H. St. Mary’s Charch. He vial for ‘people thing.’ & memo- thing of to say Chal’ thos people in Mary in Chester would any mortal thing, but this esteem and affection on account the children. One et in particular to our children.” “he’s best man He had ...

... picture the adducts of a gorilla is sheen when walking. There is a wonderful resemblance. Dr. Rhodos's paper on infantile mortality has stirred up considerable feeling in Lenceehire. Various members of the lylde Board ofGuardians strongly commented upon ...

... of health, and if mothers will refrain from regaling their helpless offsprings with bread and cheese, and the like, the mortality complained of may diminish. What is wanted on the Deeside, however, is the ?? of the creche, an institution wbich was fairly ...

... 54 deaths, which made the with 2357 in 1894, thousand, as com; with 17:65 in 1894. mortality rate at 147 improvement in death-rate was caused by the idnfecti among infants and old people. ‘There had only two from whooping cough, two from diarrhea, two ‘rom ...

... 42 in 1890 and 51 in 1889. The death rate for the year was 2408, I and the increased mortality had occurred chiefly I among persons over 60 years of age and infants under one year of age. Of the 25 persons over 60 who died, 11 were upwards of 70 and below ...

... per 1,000, 32 8— 16 preceding years, 27-7; deaths from zymotic disease per 1,000, o.s—preceding years, o*9; and deaths of infants under one year per 1,000 births, 83—preceding years, 75. The report states that the general death-rate for 1895 was somewhat ...

... not leave the New York the latitude which he has under ‘humanised cho can be no doubt of the great waste of infant life which of gas yar infant foods, ier “the uncleaniiness of ordinary dairymen. eystem by which pure Pasteurised ottled could be supplied ...

... hardly any default, had the greatest attack rate, the Seatest mortality, and almost the greatest tality of any, while Dewsbury, with far more on vaccinated, has a lower attack rate lower mortality, and lower fatality. In Leicester, with the greatest default ...

... And how marry people bed not the haat idea of feeding their sick. They also taught people to look after infant life. The enormous 'stoat mortality was • disgrace to oar country. (Hear, hear.) Then there were hygiene and health clams% which followed by ...

... all the fanners in the county. INPANTILI IN INDUSTRIAL CENTRIC Some discussion took place on the high rate of infantile mortality in the boroughs of Hyde, Dukinfield, and Btalybridge. Th e Public Health Committee had passed • resolution that the matter ...