... Medical Officer of Health, give advice' to :bothers. liudderaGeld has set an ex:ollent example, and materially reduced infant mortality. Act of Parliament a parent in Madderafiekl is now compelled to notife tfie birth of a child with :n 24 hours to the ...

... approaoh this querition bitter than in •he ettirit of humility in which Solomon ap. ^cached he great Peek? LICFNSING AND INFANT MORTALITY. Speaking of the licensing questren the Vicar 'aid there were plenty of people who wanld rive a cut and dried scheme ...

... calculation I have assumed that the population of the borough has inoreesed since the minus of 1891 from 29.847 to 30.500 The infant mortality is again high, the number of deaths under one year of age being 164. representing • proportion of 202 per 1,000 burn ...

... for the ball-year aiding dna SOO. ii*6. **ad be Die. •-The report of the Medical Oflcer (Dr. Clay) wad read Mating that infant mortality still continued (though in a diminished forrn).fifty percent. of the deaths having been ender five years of age. Scarlet ...

... deaths. The birth-rate was 28.91. and the death-rate. deducting one death of a perece from Liver sedge, 10.03 per 1.000. Infant mortality wag still high, ail of the deaths being of cho.d• Ten under five years of age. Zymotio die. cease had canoed five deaths ...

... to thaw op a more comprehensive leaflet for d 'bution to parents registering the births infante Sorely we can dosometbing to diapel the crass ignorance on infant feeding of the average mother who goes oat to work, and banish at least pub., potatoes ...

... from small-pox. from diphtheria. typhoid fever. 1 whooping cough 5 dim-rhos and dysentery, and 10 from consumption. The infant mortality under one year was 159 per thousand of births registsrod. The following syntotie disesee. cases were notified--Diphlheris ...

... ho‘ restate* nearly fear ties. the la 01 all ehrotwoe. or Twat free for price from the Zant•Bak Q Red Crow Sr., R.C. INFANT MORTALITY IN THE MEATY WOOLLEN DISTRICT. Alderman T. W. Rego resent. arable comment. nn for thmternher ender and poor panda,. birth ...

... During the stage of Par,, when the general mortality of the inhabitants was doubled, that of infants fell 48 per cent, owing to the mothers being compelled through stream of cireurostanose to stickle their infants. A similar result wag experienced in Lancashire ...

... authority. The subjedte to be considered included tuberculosis in man and animal., milk, meat and other food supplies. infant mortality, water supply, vagrancy, vaccination, physical degeneration. the drink problem, disposal of sew• age iollution of mom ...

... y in reference to the suggestion of extending the period of enforced absence front work of moth.-rs The questions of infant mortality and the work of neither*, it is pointed out, will have to take a higher plane in social Folilems, ere a true solution ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. During the year 155 children died one year of age, as comnared with 151 in 1905; and the rate was 182 per 1.000 born, or two more than the average of the put ten Dr. owing to the prevalence of diarrhoea. Dr. Stuart suggest:: the provision ...