... INFANT MORTALITY. tot. Morris called attention to the infaut I mortality in their district. which. he said. was becoming very serious. It due to several causes, but he thought the chief I the ignorance of young mothers in the and feeding of their babies ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Wales once more lies under a stigma, ' this time as the result of the publication of the infantile mortality statistics. Statistics, it is said, may be made to prove anything. This may be true in very many cases, but in regard to infantile ...

... Infant Mortality. on infant nortabty.the Cloven, most say. Two employ. merit for lessen the district. but this Wrest inortakity. gbh*. together setth the birth rate. h. shown . tendency to of lee rum. is still high. and the average infant mertsJity births ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. German Metallic -pressed Sugar. 1)r. Thom. W. Make, of neersaisootb. oasis armies to the Timm maiardlos the Demerara sato& bets tamed sat their BoMe 1 the bombs am add. lad so the eat! Y. smiled Ike Plotless shoat those bloodied dead ...

... Infant Mortality. The number of infanta who died in the borough under one year of age in 1904 27, which is equivalent to a rata of 141 deaths per 1,000 regiatered births, as compared with 144 the average for the pad decade, and with the average for l ...

... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhoea. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative, but this alone will not avail if the milk or food be exposed to the con• tamination ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. At recording of tio Cormrt. the italrotal Confernor on Infant Mort•Jity. lord .t the Pricer flot• 1. rarer , day, at A nders.n. of Oro nceopird the dor, cod r•prorrentati••• rod medical triflers ho all part. of the . ohmadit to r ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. THREE FOUND DEAD AT CARDIFF. Om Towels, Dedeetars Cardiff. resolved islersbaties the dealt, lees tbas th roe ebildren In swblnstance the an. use., ~poet contained bed by the surtber. - b. lestcase toss that el H. 17 menthe. Dams lobs ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. There has been of late a great increase of enthusiasm among local authorities in the direction of attempting to diminish infant mortality. With this object milk depots have been established, lady inspectors •p--pointed, and various ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Referring to the medical officer's remarks as to infant mortality. Mr James remarked that four out of the six County Council lectures by Miss Sturges@ on infant nursing bad been held, and were attended by about half a dosen ...

... infant Mortality f Doit great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due . epidemic diarrhoea. This can be avoided. Scrupulous deanliaess of all utensils used is ' -ati’ but The Practitumrr writes: C know better Feeder; simple, e*qr to keep ia order ...

... THE INFANT MORTALITY. The number of infanta who died during the year was 21, and is equivalent to a rate of 131 deaths per 1 000 births registered. as compared with 85 the rate for 1907, and with 140 the average for the decade at Abervetwyth, and with ...