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... INFANT MORTALITY. FOUND DEAD IN BED AT AIWENLEA ROAD. As *oast held at the Fulham Corosses Court on flatarday alarm= by Ir. 8. Ingleby Odd* the Deputy Censer, concerning the death of Valen. tine Sheila the six weeks' old child single woman reaiding at ...
... bunk of the citizens by overcrowded . g gibs milk supply, and by trains of the Food and Drugs slifl to be dose to lessen infant mortality and check the spread of phthisis in our city. Wears stroegly opposed to the scheme of the present Baditial-flocialist ...
... aspects of the child life problem were auwated by different exhibits The exhibit of the batteries Milk Depot showed bow infant mortality can be redsoed ; and • delightful model of open air school suggested the possibilities of the schools of the future. ...
... ilr. holed they would petty exactly, for much re it, especially as regarded not eisender him hypocritical be said UMW infant mortality, was due to the habits of the so Maw had Sir Charles Dilke's labi-urs bees wee It thenivelvem than to their sanitary ...
... DISCOVILEY AT DOUGLAS STREIT. dead body ano infant has been dimafflowd In Wartaninatm. h is only a few days was fiend on a dowel in Vauxhall =rroad, sad now • monad is awaiting an in- ' at the Iformisrry.road mortality. About 1 l 0 as Thursday a through saw ...
... light upon the cause of Wmsienna mortality, and of the mortality of infants in ! Is first months of life from development defects. Ths opinion is prevalent at the present time that , of the sustained high mortality of infante in As to ...
... to impossible to mar • feeble Infant in the close air of a *at ee home; this is the remos the mortality mime intuits is as pest Is the city and crowded country morns. • sickly mother's milk b not bid IN • delicate infant. cow's milk posperty diluted is ...
... infantile mortality in that district, be did not consider it desirable in eisege's to do anything or the kind suggested is biter. The. we. that • lady inspector should Is appointed to see that precautions were taken esikeroor to the rate of infant isertaltty ...
... inquiry on Wedgiesday afteroorm at the Coioner'i Court, Honeti try. I mad. into the attending the death , 1 Caroline Anaie the infant child el a keeper. litieg at 17 l'ageetreet„, ' Westminster—The father formally identified the , body and mid that the child ...
... porter, 01 7, Brook Green-place, Hammersmith, who at work st 54. Brawbor road, went up into the b.4-room, the noticed the infant lying with it. head downwarth. and apparently buried In the pillow—Mr. W.?. Parker, surgeon, that the cause of was asphyxia ...
... it might be truthfully irecorded of many a chrisnm•child: 'Died of hung baptised.' •• cruel parson believed and preitieed infant 1111171•11400, fairly • Puritan torture, until his own child nearly lost Ms life thereby. Judge Sewall's diary, whirl is ...
... s.—Williaas James Chance, ef Lawn-terrace, North-end-rood ; John Davey. Cambriastreet, King's road ; and George William , Mortal, 573, King's-road, were each summoned is respect of milk sold to the Fulham inspectors eontaini.ir sJ,kl water. In tltre first ...