... INFANT MORTALITY. AT a meeting of the Public Health Committee of Cork Corporation Tuesday a communication was read from the Local Government Board pointing out that infant mortality in this city is increasing, and calling for a report on the subject from ...

... Checking Infant Mortality. Howearifery, ei,ntinnel Mrs Lod, Ica been apposed as a saw' tabject e,n :be Ihni it lot edinational ; bt t here a typical k , nu WWI, eo you may judge for yourself. 'Fite gir's 6re taught to find out its leop,rties for themselves ...

... who urged that the use tinned separated milk was not only worthless, injurious for children, and seriously increased infant mortality. Mr. Long, in reply, could not promise in his Food and Drugs Bill to compel the words unsuitable for children adults ...

... ; 337 per I,oooin 1894 ; 83°33 per 1,000 in 1395 No data are at hand for estimating the death rate amony the natives. Infant mortality is great. %‘ne mean temperature in the shade duriug the past seven years was, at Accra, 85° F. The average annual rainfall ...

... bottle clean (and it is in this particular that most poor withers fail), we shall doubtless be able to check the frightful infant mortality among us.- ...

... ** sb> the infant wa* delicate, and cans- f death was suffocation from phlegm in the throat. A verdict to that effect returned the jury, who aJ»o congratulated the Coroner the great efforts had made the direction of reducing infant mortality in the city ...

... published by Mr. W. King, of Upper Ormond Quay. STARCH POISONING has been said, on good s*borTty,i to be the main cause of infant mortality. farinaceous food should be given to child till bas full mouth teeth, unless such fSod to* been previously malted. HORLICK'S ...

... stated to injurious to.both mothers and their children: work by mothers m factories is said injure their infant children, and augment infant mortality.” Mias Clara Coltott. Iks Brard of Trade, has spent much kune in praving that the cry that the women oust ...

... the country, who urged the use of tinned separated was not only worthless, but injurioue, for children, and increased Infant mortality. Mr. Long, reply, could aot promise his Fond and Ornga to ‘pel (he words ’’ unsuitable for children o•dulls ’* he added ...

... of hygiene and the prevention of infant mortality were the other topics that Qccupied the attention of the ladies' section of the Congress. One figure mentioned by Miss Isabel Smith on the subject of infant mortality is little less --a appalling. While ...

... urged that (be use tinned ar) arated milk was not only worthless bur injurious for children, and sorinasly increas'd infant mortality- Mr Lone, in reply, coni I not promiaa in his Pood and i-rugs Bill to compel the words ••Uiisnisbe fir chillren or adubs ...

... trained the rearing of young children to tke charge of the infants the workhouse. The ratcof mortality amongst this class was 128 per 1,000, which was a shockingly high rate of infant mortality, and steps should taken to diminish it. The inspector stated ...