... the Manchester Amalgamation of Friendly Societies gave evidence in favour of infant life insurance, which he held favoured thrift, and in no way influenced infant mortality. CRININ&L ASSAULTr ON A You-o GRLnq.-At the Montgomeryshire Assizes, on Thursday ...

... officer of Croydon iu the came of a group of fifty cottages where the infantile mortality was MO per 1,400 per annum. In certain London East-end districta infant mortality reaches about 250 per 1,000 during the Bret year. The Lore of the Timers We bear ...

... CHILD LIFE. Among the topics which are within the scope of the Institute are such matters as the methods foreombating infant mortality by the prompt registration of births, maternity instruction, milk depOts. creches. Ac. In this connection, it may be ...

... for various paltry reasons unworthy of woman, and so the cow comes d • ily into greater importance. We are told that infant mortality has been terribly beyond its duo rate of late years, and that the bulk of the trouble arises from wasting diseases. The ...

... maasioakont ? Herein, to a great extent, would be found the solution of the problem connected with Infant mortality. During 1904. upon deaths of infants were recorded in the seventy-six greet towns of and Wales. Many of theme lives might hare been raved ...

... source of expense. a weakuros to Society, which to pay dearly for the small economy of doing without • doctor's fee. The infant mortality of this country, and in most civilized countries, was disgraceful. THE CHILDREN'S SUNDAY. Mrs. ADAMS then moved the third ...

... John on. In 1878. the eighth baronet, and succeeded I. fother INFANT MORTALITY. • A Coalmine on the prevention of infsat mortality art the welfare of nur-ing mothers and stieklite infants will be at the Town Hell. Panama-road, W., on Monday. July 1„ 1907 ...

... iacrease the number of wran. men's traias,jee'l in cbecking the growth of mumlloi h towns by fiostating village industries. Infant mortality is regarded as an enormout evil, ss tbie mother has underglone a ?? 'emlotuating striain wsithuout any compensating result ...

... theamails of paueds, themands of pine wretches die from starvation, or from diseases aeselerated thereby; that while infant mortality among the poor is forty per sent.. anions the rich it is not more than eight per cent. ; that while 1.000 has been paid ...

... twenty-six per cent. This has to be compared with an aver-ge death- rate in the city of twenty-four per 1,000, and an infant mortality of fifteen per cent. No wonder that such was the result in houses not even wied or watertight, It was high time for the ...

... lb' amok yeeitam. • mould atm be t• led gm melba* who maid /me bohiee seteieoely. And are tho mopmed ref MAW 4. eats of Infant mortality !-•-• 1. A ppm of dairy stflk. 2. Stem Istaventtem to fume peen, ••• bed Met & o•Ardems Of lb. Pow hot babies las is ...

... terse week. an for tablee tie • year. The deistic° ot policies wan eight and threequarter years. With regard to Um of Infant mortality, united of being pester in Society man in the community. tie death-mews. then bait, or twenty-fire per ceaC On the mie ...