... fauts under one year ago has risen near biril.-rato has ffearlv half the children born arc dead five years. Increawd infant mortality and birth rate are the two ugly facts which oio not to credit our country modem civiluaUoa.' Stauoara. PROGRAMME.” ...

... great towns, the infant mortality figure was 110. In Huddersfield it was only sixty-two, or per cent, belter. This means that then* are to-day twenty-six more infants living Huddersfield tlmu would have Ixeu the ease had the average mortality been the same ...

... completes his valuable inquiry into the relation “ Cancer and Diet, the Editor continues her article “The Birthrate and Infant Mortality,” and Mrs. Earle her “Notes on Cookery. M.D. contributes popular treatise on “Headaches:” their cause and cure. On the ...

... Morning Leader.” ONE CHILD, ONE COT. , infant mortality is still too ■' lr ; Burns has had his eye on it, towards a reduction. Every-It!ii'l|,WjVrS * dangers to life and health M kinli me i f,om - tlie overlaying of infants oi, , | d practices; yet separate ...

... and only survive scared and crippled, for life. Tho pro vision of pure milk also important in relation the reduction infant mortality. Every year 180,000 children under year in England and .Wales alone, and it is not too much to say that half of those ...

... the that more than half of the children poor parents die before they are twelve months eld. INFANT MORTALITY AND ITS CAUSES. Sir John attributes the high mortality amongst children poor to four causes. First, the exigencies of industrial life, which compelled ...

... proportion ignorance had given place to knowledge. INFANT MORTALITY CHECKED. Bad' provided pasteurized milk for the babies New York. That, at first, wsa regarded as amiable benevolcriro. but as the; infant death-rate went steadily down from 96.2 per 000 ...

... Corporation Ik Depot. He said that although it proposed take that step there was to be relaxation in the effort to reduce infant mortality. JMr. W. F. Anderson, in moving the previous question, said was true th© depot had not been ipaying concern, hut ...

... same conse| follow. Anyone who will turn the Hegistrar-GeneraJ’s reports will find in them the appallingly high rate infant- mortality. Any- I one who will take a walk through Hoxion will see them not less irrefntafoly the evidences of starvation and ...

... / Tl ~ MoC>TlaU * In the course of a lecture ti Dublin on “Infant Mortality tuf..* Milk- Depets, Sir William n some startling figures relative the Msth* late from tuberculosis and from infant wa, tality. In 1906 there were 11,756 deaths fna tubeTTulosis ...

... unhetdotes. Hie remedy suggested for Ibis was the day nursery, they 'mere colled upon assist m founding Another cause high infant mortality the profound ignoraws* poonte to how to treat, baby. The Board Education had a remedy for that ; waa going teach this ...

... to continue to I swing on the old lines. there were many questions clamouring for solution. Dnuikjenmvs. had housing, infant mortality, ignor[ all demanded more stern treatment than Mr. and his friends would employ. The day of soft phrases had gone ; they ...