... has grown to love sleeping out,” can never again be satisfied with living indoors. THE CHILD. The redaction of oar high infant mortality is matter with which every right-minded person must feel* greatly concerned. The child in the mother's arms appeals to ...

... INFANT MORTALITY.— ADVICE TO MOTHERS. One ot the most important topics dealt with by Dr. Pullin, the Siduaouth Medical-officer of Health) was infant mortality and its causes. At Siduaouth the rate was equal to 57 per 1,000. Though not so serious as in ...

... Infantile Mortality* PLEAD FOR THE WIDOW. In view of the important question of infantile mortality, which is being discussed at some length in the Press the Kingdom, the information contained in pamphlet, entitled* “To Combat Infant Mortality.” issued ...

... cancer 2o, inquests 15. Of the deaths 58 were under one year, 27 between the ages of 1 and 5, and 151 over 65 years. Infant mortality 112, which meant that 112 out of every 1,000 births died under one year. The disease-rate through- out the year was low ...

... HIALTH ROTSS- OCR ENORMOUS INFANT MORTALITY. One hundred end twenty thonesnd infsots under twelve month# of age die every year lu Great Britain, and reliable medical men •ay that at a low estimate fully half these deaths are due to preventable causes—bud ...

... diseases bad been more numerous, 10 being infants. The infant mortality was at the rate of 186 deaths to 1,000 births high rate, but cbieHy increased death* from bronchitis In February and April. Mauy of these infants sutTered from malnutrition and bad feeding ...

... detected. Then there is the question tuberculosis, and we have it from expert evidence that the appalling increase in infant mortality throughout the country calls aloud for a better control of the milk supply. It etated that about 30 per cent, of the ...

... whicb inquests were held all wero certified as natural causes. Infant mortality (24 deaths )gives a death-rate of 393 per 1,000, or at the rate of 141 deaths to 1,000 births. Zymotic mortality (5 deaths) were due to whooping cough 4, and diphtheria 1 (visitor) ...

... JOSEPH HAMMOND. \ icarage, St. Austell, May 3. INFANT MORTALITY. Sib,— ln a recent number of the Royal ' ...

... yeere, end don I look clean milk et reesoneble prices would any the woase for It, rh> 11 --Alfred Btevene, on reduce our Infant mortality fully one able seaman the Alice Williams, bore out third. the captain's statement end George Bensley. TOO MUCH KISSING ...

... giving lessons in nursing ! children more particularly, and Mr. Betallack I remarked that considering the higb-rateof infant i mortality, ie would, he should think, be very j desirable.— Mr. GbobgbOlivbr wasof opinion that instruction in nursing the aged ...

... was responsible for deaths ; there were 16 desths from consumption, and 12 from cancer. There were 28 under 1 year, the infant mortality being equivalent to 117.1 1,000 per annum, compared with 132.4 year. The total number of births registered to 239, birth-rate ...