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... INFANT MORTALITY. The Health Committee appointed a sub• committee to report on this subject. and the followinc_consultatire members were added:— Mr. H. W. Case, Rev. M. Cullen, Rev. W. T. Goodrich, Mr. D. T. Kink, Mrs. Leech, Dr. 11. Mayo, Mr. E. J. Middleton ...
... than a cry the tide will turn and populous villages again mark the landscape. The mortality figures were interesting, as out of the 27 deaths registered. 2 were of infants, and 15 of persons beyond the age of 60. Of the latter 12 died beyond the age of ...
... necessary to bring I within the range of our collective activities —the question of overcrowding, and the question of infant mortality. No two questions are worthier the thought and earnest endeavour of municipalities at the present day, and with all the ...
... fat in it as that sold in Glasgow. I am speaking about things I know. The infant mortality is far too high in a town like this. Mr Stewart—But you don't blame the milk for the infant inortality? Dr Armstrong—lies, to a certain extent. Bailie Morrie said ...
... a gigantic pillar letter-box. It was built over the mouth of a deep pit. When infants appeared where they were not wantedespecially if girl infants appeared, or if the infant was too troublesome—it WILY taken and pushed through the alit, just as they wined ...
... was not amongst them. He wished a corresponding improvement had taken place during the last years in regard to the mortality of infants and the overcrowding of areas. Disraeles ilanites t Sanitatum. °mole Sanitise, given as is concept , on of pubUe health ...
... public meeting. Mr M'Nab—They Lave made no complaint in the letter. Town Councillors seem to share the failings of the ordinary mortal. Delegates are wanted to attend the annual congress of the Royal 'institute of Public Health, which meets this year in the ...
... corresponding period of the previous year of 1.1. In the, boys' and mixed departments the percentage • was K.O in the girls' SSA infant, . and in the 90.3. There was accommodatibn for 35791 asholars,33ls names were on the books, and 3205 children were in average ...
... very much mole beautiful and helpful thing than many lay people came into being a.: ifs result of long periods of trial. The Infant (eech persecuted by the Roman Empire put forth its forms of organgestion and its doctrine of the actual institution of the ...
... be mid is that they are abnormal. There has been a steady fall in the birth rata for, some years past, but the exceseive mortality is the work of the winter among the aged.l la contrast to this gloomy stay, it is worthy notice that no fewer than 150 f ...
... stimulating circulation. Mr. Malcolm Caley (East Worcestershire) wanted to know whether, in view of the deplorable amount of mortality amcng very young infanta, the Home Secretary would consider the advisability of shortening the period in which births might ...
... (Acts, mi. 33). There is no need of my saying that I See also Acts, ii. 37, 38, 41; xxii. 10; and proved the validness of infant baptism by many other experiences. quite an array of argument from Scripture, There is no ambiguity in the manner in commonsense ...