... of them cannot be held to affect the rule. There is, as Miss Coi*—r says, a connec- tion between small means and infant mortality, and between email means and the employment of women j but the latter relationship is not ao close as —x former, owing ...

... incompetent substitutes. The remedy for thi> the day nursery. each they \rere called upon a»siat in founding. Another of high infant mortality was the profound ignorance of people how treat baby. The of Education had a remedy for that; it was going teach this ...

... every function which relate* to public health.” He shows the need for reform in a close examination of the subjects of infant mortality and the cruel effects upon children who are underfed and overworked. Every branch of the subject is discussed, and reforms ...

... December « - Westminster Palace Hotel. Public meetings will organised, especially those in which high death rates and infant mortality rates show the need for action. In making appeal for donations a fund .£5,000, be expended on this special work during ...

... that in Lancashire infants started with a higher mortality than tho infants ?. . rural districts, and ono of tho groat predisposing causes of this was the crowding of houses on tho land. He did not know whether tbe insurance of infants conduced te any extent ...

... ra'o3 ranged from 8.8 in Ham's• worth and 9.2 in Horusey, Ham, and King's Norton, to 21.2 in Swan-ea and 2224 in Hanley. Infant mortality, me li , ured by the proportion of death.- under elks yoar of age to regi..tered birth-3, w a equal. to 117 per thousand ...

... right there was more arduous work than bringing up infant. There were many lessons to be learned, and those lessons were being taught in the Infants’ Hospital. Dr. C. W. Sakeby said the infant mortality varied in different parts of the country, and with ...

... dee the and death rate 14.71 for Jaaaary, IMB. There had been tt deaths among children under one year old. giving an infant mortality of 223.22 per 1,000 births registered ora pared with 315.78 for December and 104.65 for January of last year. Zymotic ...

... of coal week. Miss Chadwick, anperinteudent of the Blackburn and District Nurses’ Home, was of opinion that the high infant mortality in the manufacturing towns was not due to the fact that women in Lancashire were more caieless or indiffcient, but because ...

... with 11.25 for May, and 12.54 for June of laat year. There were nine deaths among children under one year old. giving an infant mortality 105.88, compared with 186.68 for June of last year. Zymotic diseases had caused 7 deaths—measles 4 and whooping cough ...

... 17.03 per 1,000, compared with 9,27 for April, 1905. There were 14 deaths among children under years of age. giving an infant mortality of 197.17 per 1,000 birth*, compared with 149.25 for Mrch, and 66.66 for April of last year. Zymotic diseases had caused ...

... were able to something for the parents who had done nothing for them. Mrs Uak ...