... per 1.1100 of the population, as against a ten years' ge of 22.8. The Rey. E. M. Gibson. the chairman, said while the infant mortality in England was RR per 1.000, it was only 51 in their district. There were congratulations all round. ...

... -Is reply to • soisiwhotiou addsid to toles coucil of Guildford is roost lo the county modisd Oise. robs one t the infant mortality iu Guildford, the von clerk Onset had *rates, Sating the c,e .ration SI demiu the anemias .4 Sege soloed othorr of health ...

... other things being equal. sealtary authorities show a tendency to appoint candidates with nursing qualifications. - Sines infant mortality plays so large a part in the work of a health visitor, it is a good thing for a candidate to have training in a children's ...

... 13.6 in rural districts through. out England and Wales. The infant mortality was 93 per 1,000 births, or about 10 per cent. aiove the average for the preceding 16 years. 'fhe infant mortality, however, is below the average fur the rest of the country. ...

... which causes a high mortality amog infants continues its male fi cent work r ight through life. In removing the conditions favouring high infant mortality, we are, in a very high degree, removing the conditions producing high mortality in ...

... of the Llama could be prevented. Talton to the dangers to the iiefaet, Oen. was ream fur belie.- tog that mode of tho infant mortality might be aemied mid certainly one third of the omen of iota bliodoem might be prevented if proper 111011.63 were adopted ...

... whilst the mother had the rest that was required. The question was a national one, in view of the terrible amount of infant mortality, and also of the number of deaths from c hildbirth. Mrs Rogers gave some alarming figures to prove the importance of ...

... Dr. Foulerton also spoke of infant mortality. Taking the whole of SWAM and Wales, 107 children out of every 1,010 which were born died within twelve months. Districts comparable with East Sussex showed an infantile mortality 97, where the East Sussex figure ...

... years, by sending competent persons round to explain to mothers how their little ones should be fed, they had reduced the infant mortality by no less than one-half. There were some mothers who seemed to be unaware that beefsteak pudding and gin were not a ...

... Notices of Meetings, &s.. for this District ' to Mr. WIWI! leak. COiLIIO. A SON-Gen.'s FurtuaL.—On Saturday afternoon the mortal mosaic= bergennt-Maiar Warwick, of the Domes, interred at timeghteas meseemy with full military honours. The funeral mom. ...

... almost colourless, yet with • glow of health shining through it like sunlight behind ther of a white flower. A goddess at y, mortal guise, Evelyn eeiger, or • Duchess leading the simple life. That dress would Rot disgrace Worth or Paquin. His eyes, fastidious ...

... therefore, per 1,003 perms lisiag, against • ran rated 1•0 in Me preceding tea years. Six Infants died wider year of age, so the the ratio of Solent mortality eras 53 deaths to births. against • ratio of tri to I,ooo in the prams tee yaws. This rate ...