... combining the advantages of urban and rural life, was the pioneer of the back to the land movement. INFANT MORTALITY. In order lc lessen the heavy infant mortality which inevitably occurs in every summer that is at all hot, the Committee of the Hospital for ...

... England. Mr. Burns next points out that the highest rate of infant mortality prevails in six Welsh counties, and after speaking of the effect oi cleanliness and defective housing on mortality from tuberculosis, Mr. Burns says that some the densely-populated ...

... PHYSICAL DEGENERATION Sir,—We hear much of infant mortality, and also have a Royal Commission on Physical Deterioration, but few persons realise the dangers condensed skimmed milk for infants. This is largely used by the poorer class, and to feed a baby ...

... Mobtalitt of Infants. Of the 132,860 deaths registered last quarter, 31,660 -were of infants under one year of ago, 65,837 persons aged between one and 60 year's, and 35,363 persons aged 60 years and upwards. The mortality of infants under one year of ...

... INFANT LIFE' PROTECTION. The deputation `which waited on the Home Office yesterday to discuss the subject of infant mortality did not go in vain. In addition to the renewed promise of legislation in the coming Session—legisltion which, we trust, the ...

... past caused a great deal of anxiety in France. On the other hand, the account is, perhaps, balanced by the fact that infant mortality is far less than it used to be, and that the infectious diseases of childhood, which have such a terrible effect on the ...

... compared with preceding yews. Infant mortality ranged in 1891-1900, from 102 per 1,000 births in Wiltshire and Dorsetshire to 169 in Warwickshire, 172 in Staffordshire, and 179 in Lancashire. Speaking generally, infant mortality in what may be called urban ...

... Reichstag, who read number telegrams expressing sympathy with the aims of the Congress. Dr. Mansour delivered an address on infant mortality in Egypt, which, he declared, exceeded the birth rate. M. Lufti Guma said the Suez Canal was a part of Egypt, and was ...

... frightened motor car near Margarotting. Tho trap was overturned the deceased thrown out and terribly injured. Starch is a of infant, mortality. It is avoldpd nslne Horuck’r Mai-tep Mii.k. ibo in whk-h ha* •uMirly piwllposted. llißlilr lintPttiutis, arsimi* latcd ...

... and telling him to hold himself in readiness for further orders. MILK AND INFANT MORTALITY. Professor Kenwood, of London, in the course of a paper on milk supply and infant mortality, read before the State Medicine Section of the British Medical Association ...

... to infant mortality and other points that required investigation. If the present rate of decline in the strength and vigour of the English speaking people continued, what would be the condition of the Empire in 50 or 60 years' time. The mortality among ...

... BY THE WAY. Infant Mortality in the Egg World.— There has basil a fall in Great Auk eggs, says a Sale Rooms report. Have you a mother, my little man? asked the benevolent old lady. No, mum, said the sombre urchin, merely a Suffragette. London ...