... reception the Speaker’s house. The importance of the Bill Forth© Lord Robert Cecil intro- yesterday arrest Infante. th© heavy average of infant ~ mortality is .bo generally recognised that it has every prospect of reading tho Statute Book without opposition ...

... it. Now at Faraworth, in most other Lancashire towns and district*, indeed generally throughout the country, the rate infant mortality high. The facts are common the present preraleßce of inow They ■taro us in tbs face when the snows are gone and the summer ...

... Who Are Guilty? To Lancashire especially the subject infant mortality remains an absorbing theme, and must remain till v#-y con I siderable. diminution takes place in the 1 yearly toll on young lives. Dr. Rhodes ■ j yesterday, at the Lancashire Urban ...

... country, and Government had proniised Rill child mireing-out, which wonld have on effect the infant death rate. There was doubt the high rate of mortality amougst infante wos scandal and but ho thought a* much was being done could done, and they might lenve ...

... a couple of shillings would be too much ’ STARCH POISONING has been said, on good anthority, (0 be the wain cause of infant mortality. No tarivaceous toud should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food hus been previousl ...

... oculd nothing wrong the purchaser.—Th© Magistrates decided that there was case. With the object reducing the Management infant mortality of the district, of Children. Dr. Jicbin«m has arranged give series of talks to mot hers,” and f®* the second time spoke ...

... where women work in the factories. The employment of female labour is regarded as one of the causes of the high rate of infant mortality, while the regulations for potteries are not so complete as in our own country. There are many loopholes | by which they ...

... too trade and the greater demand for woman labour in the has. in the medical officer « opinion, led to an increase the infant mortality rate ct Preston. He holds that there is efficient sub►tituto for a mother’s care and devotion. and tiroes of l»ad trade ...

... October 1911. COLLIERY CENTRES AND DEATH RATE. Stronghold of Enteric. oxreiv of from all and morr esperiallr the infant and child mortality these counties which coal » prevailing industry, should convince the Local Government Board of thenrgent necessity ...

... Immortal- meeting Blackburn last night Mr. Harry Schofield announced that few local men interested in the question of infant mortality had decided open res tan ran I, under the charge a sympathetic woman, whore for 12 month* two good meals day would proviedd ...

... The lecturer rate is 18.8, the average death-rate for ten years of opinion that good deal of our educational 18.1. The infant mortality 14.5, the epimethod was of too mechanical a nature, and death-rate for the seven chief disease* is that there was a danger ...

... ratepayer in and out of the County of London a uniform prieo, and rateable value the Notification of birth; measure to reduce infant mortality. In addition to these measures the Local Government Board has promoted during the region 54 provisional orders and 15 ...