... the general advantage. Among the matters in which women ought to help legislate was the question of infant mortality. The enormous death rate among infants was a proof of that. Again, many defeets in our present ed. rational Byetem might be remedied if women ...

... amount of the fee. As an inevitable consequence of this 'gelation the whole eanipeign of the health satin:intim agilinat , infant mortality would be checked. The Bill had already slipped through the House of Lords, and would be smuggled through the House of ...

... The people here seem to be devoid of the moat elementary ideas of how to take care of the children. The meek that the infant mortality Is very high indeed. It is a eking to have a mother bring a child to me mitering from diarrheas or even dysentery. Upon ...

... in many tame, been wantonly cast against her by in.. aponsible men. It is not true that oouotty milk contributed to infant mortality. It is the lack of mach milk timi Imo sent the poor little inborn, ill-nurtured weaklings In numbers back to our common ...

... sad eproards. There were 121 panes amid per 1,000 &(durhirth rate was N 1,000 of the The death ratwee per 1,000 In Th e Infant mortality, or Mahe et children wader este year of age per 1,010 hbllle seaktomed, was NM The deaths of Warta wars sad eland ran ...

... of the great problems which faced tho country at the preterit time--those grave and dire problems i for instance) of infant mortality, phyeice/ deterioration, problems of unemployment and bowing of the people—which was not touched very closely and vitally ...

... COMPARATIVE MORTALITY RETURNS. While referring to Ireland, attention may be called to the excessiie mortality in the Irish towns as compared with similar Lome in the rest of the Kingdom. In the whole of Ireland the infantile deeds rate is considerable ...

... MORE THAN HALF the mortality of Infants under one year of age is due to improper feeding. Cow's Milk, the usual substitute, can be made a suitable nourishment by removing the Cell., of curd and making up the deficiency of fat and milk-sugar by means ...

... MORE THAN HALF the mortality of Infants under one year Owe Is doe to improper feeding. Cow's milk. the usual substitute. can be made a suitable nourishment by removing the excess of curd and making up the dekciency of fat and milk-sugar by means of cream ...

... MORE THAN HALF the mortality of Intuits under one year of age is due to improper feeding. Cow's milk, the usual substitute. can be made a suitable nourishment by removing the excess of curd ..making up the defidency of fat and milk-sugar by means of riam ...

... Rector, writing toTtli; 7 Tinies7 ; has again raised the question of the connection between the insurance of infants and a high rate of mortality, and be quotes figures to show that in his own village the connection L close. This question has been inte ...

... 16.17, and the rave of infantile mortality per 1,000 births 105, whilst for the years 1991-1903 the general death rate had fallen to and the rate of in- fantilemortaTiir had risen to 114. The rate. of infantile mortality for England and Wale. as a whole ...