... Corporate-in proposal, for rendering ratting am/steam to young mothers, be. cause he was convinoed that the alarming infant mortality was largely duo to malnutrition, lack od proper attention through ignorance, and artifices feoilng from *mums which ...

... population, the demi we is 13.6 per 100 of I.iridestion, and the tensotic rate is 0.16 d.cr 100 .if sbs population. The infant mortality rate is 12.0 per 100 of births. This is the highest birth rate since 1903.—Dr. O'Connor also brwight before the Board's ...

... 3. The infant mortality (children ureter one year of age, is 123.07 per 1,003 births registesed, against 112.9 in 1904. The average infant mortality for the last tete %ems is 1247, and the fur the county lasi year was 120. The infant ...

... for excluding cbildrsn under fourteen years of age from the public-home. Ito characterised the evil as not only one of infant mortality. but developing crime and vice, and insanity and poverty. No was by no means saturnine that be would get' the desired ...

... adding the deaths in the Workhouse, 1761. The infant mortality rata was 127.90, against 151.98 in 1904, and an average of 90 per 1,000 births iegia. tered. The death-rate was again high, and the infant mortality above the average. There had been 41 cases ...

... a high rat of infant mortality, while the mortality at- all wee has declined, the medical offieer shows reason for Thinking that this is, at any rate in some important degree, due to a more complete registration of the death of infants which ear, their ...

... preceding ium. The death-rats waa 12.0 per 1,000 of the population, the spootio death-rate was 0.91 per 1.000, and the infant mortality rote was 101 per 1,000 births. There were 31 deaths from tubercular diseases, 93 of which were caused by oonstunpoion ...

... NFANT MORTALITY. Sheer well-meaning ignorance!' That; am,arling to !)r. C. W. Salereby, is the predominant canto of infant mortality. Speaking al • meeting of the Infants' Health Society, the organisation which in respo.isible for the ...

... not seem t• have the force it to carry it along. Yoder. day its death was announced, aged one week. That is a record of infant mortality in the newspaper world, and one must bear in wind the need foe charity. It is quite true that the proinoters have paid ...

... towbs • medical ialliacy bat the world, and especially the municipal world, needs to he enlightened on this point. The infant mortality coallerence is the tine :and p'.ace for this know le dge to be riffwhited, and I trust Leicester has sent her Det ezprrt ...

... iteartlein of fronds. The number of poor women who. Ignorantly, ass shimmied ' astestmooss legion, end we shall mover redoes infant mortality until the sale of each ornate, rigorowly dealt with. rMENT OF PAUPERS. ...

... Bitching*, but the question for the jury w•• wile-thee defendant was waited in dragging in plaintiffs LORD ROBERT CECIL ON INFANT MORTALITY. ...