... interested in tbe problem of infant mortality have decided to open a restaurant under the charge of an experienced woman. For twelve months two good meals a day will bo given to twelve poor women who are nursing infants, with a view of ascertaining the ...

... those valuable lives without stretching out our hands to save them ? With our decreasing birth-rate and onr increasing infant mortality, cannot afford to lose so many lives without endangering our national welfare. What the State leaves undone wc must do ...

... vu and-twenty aa the proper age for marriage. Karly marriage, bo Raid, was the cane of l ancashlre, with Ite terrible infant mortality through glrl-mothcrs being compelled work in the mills. Evidence showed that in ninety-nine cases out ot a hundred d ...

... taken possession of they had taken mine; but no, they preferred this herding together. It has yet to be proven that the infant mortality is greater now in the camps then it wea before in their own homes. There stay be exception from some special cause, but ...

... shows the extraordinarily low death-rate tor the year at S.l per LOW. Tbs avenge rale tor England and Wales was 15.4. Infant mortality was returned “nil.” ...

... councils should naMae that there were thorn children the oounbry wen the towns. She also advocated the teaching of hyglaae. Infant mortality arose from the want knowledge pert of parents to deal with children, and wm important for the health of the coming ganerntioo ...

... wt; Ordar ■ ttori sftnstom rtcar. ELUWAWS UNIVERSAL EWBgQCATIOIf. ILL!MAN, SONS Co., SLOUGH, CNO. Child Mortality. The subject of Infantile mortality waa under discussion at the Public Health Congress. Dr. F. G. Moore, of Huddersfield, sold in some of the ...

... mystery. It is case of tbe survival of the fittest snrely, tor children seemed by no means plentiful, and we were told that infant mortality was great. Before an boar had passed we were sore and weary of our tramp through tbe rough streets, so a call was made ...

... thought that It Dr. Blarney, the medical offleor, were present, he would bear him (Canon Vawdrey) oat In saying that Infant mortality in the borough had not been so great since the circulation of those instructions (aopUase). Mrs. Tremaync aaid it afforded ...

... tide. Sorely, with those facta before os, it is time to be and doing. Our death-rate is rising largely, owing to our infant mortality, and our birthdecreasing. This being so, it is national duty that every means should be employed preserve our national ...

... There were 2,797 deaths from accidents, being to infants who hnd been suffocated in bed. Diarrhoea caused 2,504 deaths, diphtheria 1,181, whooping cough 1,880. and smail-poz 1,314. The mortality of infants is again the most startling feature of the return ...

... well poor mothers see to be instructed In baby lore, and aided to care for their infants through the hot weather. It la believed that the high rate ol mortality among infants during tbe hot weather will be materially reduced the working of this corps. A ...