... INFANT MORTALITY. Tha. Inwio NB of childres sad., twelve a wp. md I.e. •AA of War pm IMO blithe, esiareJ 1..7 ia IllS. 131.34. mid Iz S A (.4th. $43 IS wen of sat bora A Miami laaviag nom 43 41. Arrsoled is witb 4.. awl for NU of MILS. aad MU Ileetare ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. HALF-TIMERS AND MOTHERS IN MILLS. Dr- Barr, medical officer of health for Kish ton, in hi« 26th annual report the Urban District Council, records a birth-rate of 20.4 per 1,000, as againat 18.9 in 1907, and 23.4 average for the past ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. terrible statisuce given the occasion ; the meeting of certain of Parliament to consider the question infant mortality should make even the most thoughtless think. One can hardly believe that here in our own country aocn-i third the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY There hac-beea late great increase enthusiasm among local authorities in the direction of attempting to diminish infant mortality. With this object milk depots have-been established, lady inspectors pointed, and various experiments t/ned ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Mr. C. E. PARKER then read the following paper on infant mortality: To an audience composed of members of the Guild of Help it is unnecessary to urge the seriousness of the high rate of Infant ...

... influence on the infant at the most sensitive period of life. As with the rest of England. the county infant mortality show. , an appreciable decline, and may in part he due to the increasing attention the subject of the waste ' of infant life has regeived ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, Mr. Winstone, South Walee, said he was afraid sufficient attention was not paid to the enormous slaughter of the innocents brought about by improper housing At the Chureh Congress at Middlesbrough one of the chief speakers deplored the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Mr. Long, President of the Local Government Board, gives the following figures to the deaths of children under one year of age England and Wales the six months ended March 31, the following 1913, 47,274; 1914, 48,965; 1915, 50,219; 1916 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. There 143 deaths of children under twelve months old, or 17.61 per oent, of the total deaths. As there were I,OM births during the year, the infant mortality reached 139.78 per 1,000 births, as compared with 136.90 last year. 170.09 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Referring Burnley's high infantile mortality, Councillor Irving urged his hearers to read what wae in many respects an excellent article which had appeared on that subject in the loc»l Press. Back to back houses and insanitary dwellings ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. LADIES' HEALTH SOCIETY. EXAMPLE FOR CHINA. Questions affecting infantile mortality and the means be adopted for preventing it were discussed on Tuesday at the annual meeting of the Manchester Ladies' Public Health Society, whose declared ...

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