... now clamouring for aolutipn were the evils which beset the body politic at home—drunkennews, depopulation, WA housing, infant mortality, ignorance. AU of these were within the range• of legislation, and all of them demanded methods of treatment more stern ...

... subject of infant mortality than haa been his custom heretofore. Two illustrative diagrams give respectively the comparative infant mortality curves of the three countries, and the effects of fourteen principal causes in producing infant ...

... being rewarded by a steady improvement in their moral and physical condition and by an increase in their numbers. While infant mortality and tuberculosis prevail to a considerable extent among Canadian Indians, better education and an increase of knowledge ...

... TNB CHILD. The reduction of our high infant mortality is a matter with which every right-minded person must feel greatly concerned. The child in the mothers arms appeals to the deepest instincts of hnnianity. It is truly cause for sorrow and shame that ...

... W. Annett J. Haughian, and L. Hughes. The Local Government Bcard transmitted circular declin e with the high rate of infant mortality, both in the workhouses and amongst the ordinary popelatton of the country. Front l a t ib a Th t e;: , l e s c t i ti ...

... in Canada. It was stated that drunkenness was largely on the increase moon women. The Conference also declared that , infant mortality was largely caused by drink and urged that girls in elementary day school, should receive instruction in nursing. Gadsling ...

... rate of infant mortality in certain towns. Mr. Balfour, in reply, proiniaed, that through the Local Government Board offi. 4.iiala and medical officer; of health he would endeavour to obtain informition oa to theca/memo( the high rates of infant mortality ...

... marriage was the decline in the birth of children and the carelessness with which they were treated. If it were not for infant mortality our race would be strong to maintain the position to which God had mercifully called us—that of raising up new dominions ...

... e to Ireland, as this Bill empowers local autho r' to provide specially prepated milk for sac children, and so lessen infant mortality. The motion was defeated without a dot. sion. The first printing press was set up at Copenhagen in 1493. ...

... es of the authorities on public health—who submitted to him resolutions adopted at the recent National Conference on infant mortality. lie also took the useful opportunity of making an admirable speech. Beginning by the true statement that there is ...

... year were the organisations of co-operative flax, agriculture, and dairy societies, the estimated cost being £3,700. INFANT MORTALITY. ...

... however, seeks the destruction of none; it has no ;vermin to countenance, for instance, the continuance of that scandalous infant mortality a hich future generations will find it impossible to credit of us. Eugenics works by births, not by deaths. It seeks ...