... by Sir \Valter Foster, a long discussion took place the employment of married womenin factories and its bearing upon infant mortality. It was urged that gross mischief resulted from the present system. was suggested that Royal Commission appointed to ...

... presided ewer rer Walter Footer, a long discussion tOOn the employ went of married women factories and its bearing upon infant mortality. It was urged tort gross mischief from the present system, and Bugyfoeted that • 'total Commission should tri Sppointta ...

... t of committee British Medical Association yesterday to inquire into the connection betwi-cn w omen labour factories infant mortality our manufacturing towns. The committee srill not w ant material, ft they sriil turn to the evidence given before the ...

... well-measured and careful. Amongst tbe matters discussed this week at Nottingham have been hypnotism, chronic inebriety, infant mortality, the employment of married women, nursery hygiene, and a whole host of ) questions bearing upon sanitary science in its ...

... hospital), of which were males aDd 79 females. This gives an annual death-rate of per thousand against last year. Tbe infant mortality was per cent, of the total deaths. The birth rate was per thousur-d. / Foundatlaat. The Cartridge Pencil Sharpener (patented; ...

... committee the British Medical Association yesterday to inquire into the connection between women labour in factories and infant mortality in our manufacturing towns. The committee will not want material they will turn the evidence given before the Labour ...

... health (Dr. Dean) states tliat the total deaths were 148, giving death-rate of 16} per 1,030, against 20} last y** - The infant mortality is slightly under per per cent, of the total deatlis, aud the birth-rate 35 per per 1.000 of the popu!acioo. The water ...

... during the past month were —75 males and giving annual death rate 164 per thousand of thepopulation.against last year. The infant mortality was slightly under per cent, the total deaths. The births were at the rate of per thousand of the estimated pouulation ...

... over by Sir Walter Foster, a long discussion took place on the employment of married women in factories, as bearing upon infant mortality. It was urged that gross mischief resulted from the present system, and it was suggested that a Koyal Commission should ...

... Corresponding period last :\t rsto 326, death rase 279. Zymotic csnsed 3 desths, viz, disrrhoa 1, erysipelas 1, w\l. Infant mortality —ander 1 year 5 years 8 There was one i uest beld darfog the above period, Thmm:ofid-: “Tlt is Mb*mimunhmufl\hb xj“fiufi ...

... for Rood would be great j infants would then the chance of good start life and would thus better able to contend against illness absence from work imposed the Fa-tory and Workshops Act, was ot little practical so far infants wore concerned. Dr. (Maiiabe ...

... below tho averages of the last ten years, and 30 less than in the corresponding week of last year, making the rate uf total mortality equal to 21*5 per 1,000 the estimated population. Zymotic diseases occasional 33 deaths, being a decrease of 18 the averages ...