... would not venture upon the medical aspect of the matter, but experience told them that a large amount of phthimis and infant mortality, both of which were standing reproaches to English therapeutics and English local goiernnwnt, was due to defective housing ...

... convert the middle classes to doeialism, they appeal to their sense of justice; to their pity, pointing out the bigh infant mortality, the overcrowding, and the other hardships the present eystem mesa for the poorer aid ! lastly to their self-intersst ...

... epithet bonotuable member common to an M.P.'s. Infant Mortality. - The hope is wry generally expressed that the House sissy be induced to accept as • non-party measure the Bill dealing with infant mortality which Lord Robert Cecil introduced in the House ...

... of Infantile mortality that the Health Society in combination with the Municipal Authority could *room pink and it was encouraging to note how Munieimilities wen widening their of their duties. sadden put of • high rate of infant mortality was the fact ...

... mothers and infants, under one department, and that the Public Health Authority P The. overlapping will be prevented, and it will be possible to concentrate all efforts to the direction of preventing destitution sad with it infant mortality; and to ensure ...

... municipal hoggeries were Institated to tura waste vegetable matter to amount. Dr. STANa FIELD said that in his experience of infant mortality through acute diarrhoss the caaes occurred in children who were not fed at the bream, bearing oat the Impairer'a theory ...

... classes. Secondlg, it in contrary to public interest, and if pa:sed into law will result, almost certaiiily, in increased infant mortality. Thirdly, we believe it to be the beginshig of a dangerous and deliberate policy of readies. As stand at premed, under ...

... n enterre thonsande Ilinanilly, it ia contrary to public interest, and if into law will result, almost certa.nly, in infant mortality. Thirdly, we it to be the beginning of a dangerous and deliberate ' policy of ?melon. A. matters staid at presort, order ...

... on. For babes to sleep with adults is forbidden in countries, necesaary nowhere, and has lod to • terrible amount of infant mortality, chiefly in the poorer and over-crowded and more intemperate of our great Mier. Such deaths by overlaying amour.t ...

... maternity wee to bee mews interim!. in a working what chance of physical ha ' the children? The in 'connecition with rate of infant mortality answered that quiett.. grimlfemongh. Ithe waa aware that the oosdttlo.s seder which women worked were urgently I. need ...

... understood and as able to help them. She said that as the evils of drink were seen more 'clearly in co nix-tine with infant mortality and degeneracy than in any other way, she not only strongly advocated total abstinence for mothers bet 'confidently appealed ...

... for that reason it was of the utmost in,. pertain:is to insist on pure uninfected milk for young infants. A pure milk supply would lessen infant mortality, infantile disease and degeneration, and tuberculesia. In reply to a question as to the advisability ...