... in Canada. It was stated that drunkenness was largely on the increase moon women. The Conference also declared that , infant mortality was largely caused by drink and urged that girls in elementary day school, should receive instruction in nursing. Gadsling ...

... Harking back for a raseat to the question of infant mortality, P 7 Paulo makes one suggestion which dm s.:c.cs serious consideration. Amongst the laurs tending to the prodwition of a relatAily high infantile mortality, he directs Trainor' to the conditions ...

... improper feed- IN of infants is one cause, but only one. Ncbody who is acquainted with the facts can to see the direct connection between the problem of infant mortality and the problem of the milk supply. Then again, the number of infant deaths attributed ...

... carrying them on. In districts with an increasing proportion or the inhabitants living in overcrowded ' tenements, infant mortality increases in like pre,ortion. 8n says the report of the l:e•_iarar-General, referring to the London area. in the annual ...

... Dagonct is sometimes serious, even in the Nrferre. And he holds that Bad Motherhood is the main cause of the high infant mortality that disgrace* our working-classes. The Whitechapel district loses 1191 per 1.600 of the children born: but Limehouse ...

... ever ready to show that, although not a political society, they held opinions upon such questions as health, temperance. infant mortality, education, the keepingof children out of norkhouses and the influencing. of the fives of boys and girls. These questions ...

... should endeavour to encourage amongst the women. The union did its beet in this direction by distributing literature. Infant mortality, which was one of the greatest curses of thi. country. they did their best to prevent by (mill- , vidual work. The mother ...

... completed elaborate investigations into the appalling mortality from spotted fever. He declares eniphaticallv, says the War. that there is death in th'e kiss. The prevailing habit in kissing infants, he awl, is an unmistakable carrier of disease. NM's ...

... If he who is gone before forgave, carrying his sorrow to the grave. it is not our place to sit in judgment, for we are hut mortals, from whose lives the y, it has tint been drawn. The old man, Ettie, and Lily form a holy, loving thee';—together Cloy atteid ...

... adults had gone down considerably in the last fifty years yet during that period the high mortality among infanta had remained about the same. The death-rate among infants was always greater in the poor parte of a thickly-populated town than in the sobsnrhs ...

... boar mesa of ~Wins and one of diphtheria ware notified, a ll of which were removed to the Isolation Hoopla.). The infantile mortality figure for the month is a very small else, being only 27, as against oar average of 153 par 1.9 , 0 biethe„ fieSITAZT Comenenn ...