... INFANT MORTALITY GLASGOW. At a meeting the Glasgow Town Council on Monday a magistrate called attention to the extraordinary infant mortality in the city. This slaughter of the innocents,” he said, was such as called for immediate remedy. For the past ...

... assume that infantile mortality is due almost entirely the improper feeding of tbe infants; it is clearly often traceable also to such causes as those mentioned. In considering the problem of infantile, as every other kina mortality ought not to confine ...

... the two subjects “infant mortality” and “child labour were to certain extent connected, and that both problems were part of a larger one, which perhaps the most pressing of all .problems .England to-day. In this question infant mortality there were elements ...

... might be preserved. Mr. H. A. Day supported the motion. said the Health Committee were doing all that they could. The infant mortality in Norwich waft remarkably high; but it was high in several other large towns where women were extensively employed in ...

... Hall on visit to Lord and Lady Amherst of Hackney on the inst. INFANT MORTALITY RETURNS NORWICH HIGH ON THE LIST. The quarterly returns of the Begistrar General shows that the mortality of infanta, measured the proportion of deaths nnder one year of ...

... prepared milk in the hands of Corporations counteracted high infant mortality, but valuable as these insti* tut ions nothing take tho place ol nature’s own food for infants. ...

... ENGLAND, and Kxci LEVER BROTHERS, LIMITED, PORT SUI name LEVER »• m. INFANT MORTALITY IN NORWICH. LABOUR CHURCH PROTEST. A meeting to call public attention the problem of infant mortality in Norwich heki on Sunday afternoon in connection with the Labour ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. The question of infant mortality *.t Yarmouth involving the milk supply, the nronsr feeding of infants, ami nurseries for children under ore, wan referred to special committee of mqi iry. ...

... This is aside, but it does affect the question of infant mortality in country districts. A fresh irruption of foreign race into England would do much to strengther our vitality. The infant mortality in Ireland, where the rare has been renewed twice at ...

... 1000, and the death-rate 17 per 1000. The infant mortality was 97-7 per 1000. Twenty-four cases of zymotic diseases had been reported. Dr. Hoyden drew particular attention to the great decrease the infant mortality during ,e seven years had been their m ...

... of the poorer claosos. (3) infant insurance. the overlying of infants, (5) the ignorance of mothers in the feeding and Gneral caro of their infanta. The first three v© not, he believed, any great influence on infant mortality in this district, and although ...

... has been per 1000 of the population. The infant mortality 116 deaths to 1000 births. The death rate for the district of 12.# u- favourable, and that from zymotic diseases especially eo. but the infant mortality is a high percentage. In it wa» 89. and in ...