... ILKESTON CONTRIBUTION TO INFANT MORTALITY. On Monday morning the Deputy Coroner. Mr. W. R. Whitton, held an inquest at this Traveler'w Rest Inn, Ilkeston. touching the death of the infant daughter of Phcebe Beal.—Miss Bell, the mother of the child, said ...

... talk about infant mortality too much. It great mistake evils and eradicate them; they should hushed up that no one knowa they are there. Nothing will induce me hurt your feelings reminding yon that in some your large towns the infant mortality is an bad ...

... lowest. At present I think it is the mining districts that come out of the examination worst. When the death-rate and the infant mortality are published it is seen that the mining towns are the best at killing people off. ; o; THE PEOPLE OWN CONCERN The returns ...

... remarked. Malnutrition was the bottom of our infant mortality ; pernicious foods were given to children in lien of the mother’s milk, and many mothers now shirked their duty in the suckling of their infants. Substitute feeding at best was an evil; at the ...

... for babies. Poor little helpless babies—God help them, for their mothers won’t. Attend your classes and try and reduce infant mortality of your town. Set good example the neighbours, and glad of an opportunity to do your litHe share leave the world a little ...

... owing to the lack of housing accommodation, that the people were living in many cases seven in n room, that the rate of infant mortality was the highest in Durham, and that there were grave insanitary conditions which could only be dealt with by building ...

... of infant mortality, as well as the miscellaneous diet of meat, potatoes. cbee*e. pastry, etc., upon which *cor*\- of mottars ignorantly feed babies until they die convulsions. The housing problem has much to with tbe question of iufnnl mortality. Often ...

... aver 25 man. In eleven they were 65 yeses awl upwards. The medical 'Sear called the attention of the Board to the high infant mortality, there being 27 deaths out of • total of 59. There bad here 89 birtne dnring the quarter, 47 being Soya, and 42 girls ...

... brought up, they are in t'liina, without milk at all. This absurd proposition was met promptly by so dire an account infant mortality in the land of the Celestials that it obvious that our only :eimdy the reform our dairy system. Th ...

... SUICIDES, 3. Hanging, drowning. 1; shooting, 1. INQUESTS. 23. Natural causes. 7; accidents. 13: suicides. 3. INFANT MORTALITY. 54 cbiklreo died under 1 year, against 60 1906. THE CLOSING OF SCHOOLS.. Two schools have been closed during the rear on account ...

... CO/011110 ONI %TIM the among children row from 109 to 1;0' per and in the year 1864 to 186. The average infant 'mortality far the wbok ni England aad Wales Obese years was 146. He thought that local burial dOcieties owing to Cie care taken to make inquiries ...

... was the worst and most difficult to prevent. The influence of noise upon infant mortality believed to be more serious than was at present dreamt of. He had seen the growth of infants arrested by their proximity to noL»y thoroughfares, and their removal to ...