... 1 2 0,0 0 0 children die every year In England and Wales under twelve months of age Infant Mortality ...

... the feeding tit 'infants was treated from a national point of view by Dr. George Carpenter, physician at the North. 'Eastern Hospital for children, in a paper read on Saturday evenini at Carpentets' Hall, E.C The infant mortality in this country ...

... is in moat respects and ameragimg. Lyn is • place to live in. The death rate stands as low as 1391 per thonsmnd, and infant mortality is strikingly red•eed ; and though fewer children are bora, they tined • better alma ci living, mad more astnelky vive ...

... condi of town hie an. dearly Sown ui the ratio of infant mortality in urban and rural dorms. Contrat to • mortar the death- -I I. ,k 4 mg In.. lot heir ta increase. Tile de. alining rate of intent mortality in during the last twenty-t.. with she ineremod ...

... Biool = h ol ip t . e. Dewey sad Co., Lamina. What do Doc when they that the tremeodoos infant mortality in eaumd by improper fending? They mean that most infants' are ot a starchy nature and rickets stomach troubles. They are not complete foods. Viral ...

... dealing with infant mortality. My. A. Valiance said the ciat was sot great, and he would move that the appliestioa be granted. It would be a great &dean. tage to distribute printed information oa the femilag of infanta. for there wan a greet el infant life through ...

... be more easily tabulated sad the informaiion provided foe the meaty be made more readily available. Correct rates of infant mortality are elm said to be wanting, and more careful attention to the of consumption is asked for. Too little is also mid about ...

... pre-eminent in its health record. Mr. Gereemelle In sMte of the flies (lamatar). Mr. Floyd: And the infant mortality has gnu' down. Mr. Brown min the mortality was now tender per LW. which was extraord. inertly low. one remembered that the death rat.. in Lynn ...

... from the farm. The rector of Hawkcbarch (the Rev. R. Marks, and Mrs. Marks are anxious to pat a stop to the increasing infant mortality (a the parish, and in a circular which they have sent to the parishioners they say that they are very desirous of encouraging ...

... AND COUNTY PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL It 1908. plan to hear)--in fact one of the healthiem in :he contiy (hear, be). Their infant mortality was lithg, showing that one out of every tea born in died 13.40 n, the nite of it and he felt that if they renivily that ...

... elioald rather presume it to be • matter of the survival of the fitted Ott wild that there evendefroasiom and • bigli infant mortality, my emu - that eon be taksa tower& remedying bore aanissinedat.on mast to the !stare prove benellaid rural total .ember ...

... death rate for all are (Mini width.. infant mortality rate 196.61 4 per thousand birth.) the with one inception for fourteen years; the birth rate (36.13) was about the average. Or Panniers. .is to the intent mortality, the number of deaths )35) in regarded ...