... GLASGOW INFANT MORTALITY At a meeting of the Glasgow Town Council • magistrate referred to the extraordinary infant mom %day in the city, and said it called for investigm tion. During the past fortnight the deaths of chit• wren under five years had been ...

... of population in France comes not so much from a decrease in the number of births as from the terrilAy high rate of Infant mortality. ...

... over 63 years of age and the several canoes of their death' were such it ordisarily carry off persona of mature years. Infant mortality was nil, There tad only been two oases of scarlet fever, a brother and hole sister residing in isolated bow, and removal ...

... done without animal food alt The death-rate among both blacks and whites in December was three times the avera_e, and th infant mortality is very high. LOYALISTS LEAVING BARKLY WEST. telegram from klodder River, Sunday an-r--ams. Rays: News has reached here ...

... recUrdaddeathrsiu of shostsaud wlych corrected for eve and sea uistriLut.. u came to 13 27 per thousand. yopalati9u w 237:, infant mortality 101 pet thow.kua, i:;hr.kt tto . l6.—The Plan: Committee's use —Kt. Dims was reappointed nuosaut.! itopt Mr. Sonseryell ...

... which pre a corrected assent* of 20 7 per thousand—only slightly below the year 1897. which was the highest recorded. The infant mortality at 382 per thousand was exceedingly high. Tho ages of death were—ell under one per of age, two from 16 to one from 25 ...

... r other than domestic purpose,. Toe Coana'l had moles Lousideration toe patting down larger maw. The bgur. sof Ob e infant mortality were nazi as 938 par Limo and the fil.airman fa uisoliaaitm ouch • high cu• , ttaltly mod Se had noticed as Is of hle ...

... twenty children oe the books. Although commenced so late m the season the effect on the infant mortality and diarrtnra rate has been marked. The infant mortality rate for St. Helens in 1899 was 157 per 1,000 births, against a runan rate of 172 in the ...

... doctors and , hildrem lam afraid if what the applicant said was true, that doctors know nothing about children, the infant mortality would be vastly greater. An old woman may know as much as six doctor, ,ibout children provided the old woman r luestion ...

... TO ABATE INFANTILE MORTALITY. PRACTICAL LEGISLATION NEEDED. Mr. Asquith has received a deputation of medical officers of health and others repro. aenting the National Conference on Infantile Mortality. who submitted to him resolutions sdnpted the conference ...

... OIFF. RATI.■ TO INFANTS. A distinguished children's doctor believes, from his practice, that infants generally, whether brought up at the breast or artificially, are not supplied with sufficient water, the fluid portion of their food being quickly taken ...

... DRUGGING OF INFANTS. thereport of the Special Committee appointed by the Sheffield City Council to inquire into inhntile mortality in the city ha 4 been issued. recommendations an , made. including the supply of dried milk for bottle-1;d infants, the legalising ...