... INFANT MORTALITY. Ox Saturday Eirisr6der, deputy coroner. held inquiries at the Hampstead Provident Dispensary Hall. New-end, respecting the deaths of two infanta. The first case was that of Edward John Roberts. aged two and a-half years, the son of a ...

... by Mr. W. R. Lawson, in the Bankers' Magazine, on new English securities, proves interesting reading :— Talk about infant mortality in the slums of our great cities, it is absolute longevity compared with the death-rate recorded at the Companies ke ...

... the interests of the future are bound up with the babies of the present. A great deal has been beard ii recent years of infant mortality and ti' ignorance of the modern mother. It miglit indeed, almost be imagined that women are losing the maternal instinct ...

... difficult to find terms strong enough to describe the tremendous problem that is presented to us in the statistics of infant mortality. That, roughly speaking , one child in every seven born in this land of ours dies before it is a year old is a statement ...

... District or Borough with a population of over 50.000 which shall show (a) the lowest general death rate, (b) the lowest infant mortality, and (c) the most hygienic progress. And, further, recommend His Majesty to include in the Honours List the Mayor or ...

... paridi over 1000 people from A.©. 1528 1800, and draw from theae tome dodtxiroti* that bear upon this qtiration. . . The infant mortality in the 16th. 17th. and IBtb eenturiea waa frightful. Frequently the mother and the babe were interred within month o©e ...

... small pox incidence in this country is improved sanitation, which, as Leicester's experience proves, greatly lessens infant mortality, if coupled with the disuse of elimination. The proposal, therefore, to make re-vaccination compulsory at the age of ...

... the Esher PanMi Churchyard. At an inquest at Kingston, the Coroner (Dr. M H. Taylor) commented strongly on tbe torrihie infant mortality canned parents aOowisr tht*r chßdren to sleep the asms bed with then, and said that ought made crkzusal offence, m Germany ...

... concerns the infant mortality of Brckenham, and he lepro&tees some figures which are so striking as to command greet consideration from all those who have the welfare of the district at heart. The chief cause of the high mortality among infants is said by ...

... of small pox incidence in this country is improved sanitation, which, as Leicester's experience proves, greatly Insane infant mortality, if coupled with the disuse of vaccination. The proposal, therefore, to make re-vaccination compulsory at the age of ...

... death-rate amongst infants of under one year is at the heavy rate, anyhow, for a so-called healthy place like Beckenham of 1268 per thousand births registered, this rate only conveys to a small degree what the actual death-rate of small infants amounts to in ...

... village community, her great influence for good, her insensible education of wifo and mother (we should hoar leas of infant mortality if there were more nurses), her tidiness and order, and her ready help in time of need, there would be a nurse for every ...