... THE INFANT MORTALITY On Mraday alight a Melon oe the Infant Mortality Problem was delivered in the Anent* Boom at the Town Hail conneation with the Workers' Idocational by Dr. &britson. Medical OMeer of Health of the City of Birmingham. The lecturer gaoled ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Mr. Gerald BC.iour tl« Pre-iAut Uni Goverameut Board, teceived pnvate at tm Bouse Commons last evening a members of Parliament and uthers, icoded by Mr. ilurt, wlk) desired to attention to the and rate ffliaia in certain towns. Mr. Gerald ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. An inquest was held by Dr. Danford Thomas at Idarylebone on Wednesday conairning the death of George Fisher, age le months, son of a sight watelmaa, living at Crawford-buildlags, Bsyssoae-plaes. Dr. Dods, of liarylebone road, stated ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. r . . . . This is a special rate referring to the Number of deaths of infants from birth to One year of age. The number of these was 28, and as there were 303 births recorded, the infant mortality works out at 99 per 1,000 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. An enquiry was conducted by Dr. Danford 1 homes at the Marylebone Coroner's Court, on Tuesday, concernint; the death of Christopher O'Shea the four months old son of a boot-maker, living at Clipstone-street, Marylebone Medical evidence ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. At mergence of the Rrit-gh Temperance Amor-nation in Airdrie yeererday, Mita °outlay referred to the, work done in Cowoaddetm connoritica with infant mortality. and rotated that the infant had *ono down thronrh the work 24 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY beer » greet in ebout the declining birth-rete. It ie e perplexing problem doubt, hot, etill more importent ie the quest ion ee to how the exoeeehe mortelitj emong inf inti be leeeened. Mr. John Qurae eetimetee the* something like 100 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. T* the deaths. 1.075 were infants under one proportion these deaths to births (infant mortality), was 116.3. ' upared with rate 130.7. returned last year. • rate , • -He in the 76 large towns is 144. • ft ile ...

... That to soy that at 'least 50 per cent, of the deaths amongst infants are due to prevent!bl© causes. Of theso, epidemic diarrhea is the most important—one-fifth of the total infant mortality 1905 was due this cause alone. It is, as well-knoam, almost entirely ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, There has been a strikingly alarming increase in the death rate amongst children of tender years in the Gorey district lately. The cause of this cannot strictly be attributed to the measles epidemic, which has now practically passed ...

... said the birth-rate the country was going down, and infant mortality was not Iss'ening. This gave rise to painful reflec-ions to the fu'ure our national efficiency. The fundamental cause infant mortality was the want recognition of the duties of motherhood ...

... THE INFANT MORTALITY OF Tie snort ul ler shier. M.4.J of Herds for Cheol.re. soar L. o to I trod. It ts Indult for, anti II • tomprelo. o .3411.10.A1 •111 Every of oork as ;epee el sessetory g trrloal under aetereto heels, 5 • of th• gra.o* re:sor ...