... now clamouring for aolutipn were the evils which beset the body politic at home—drunkennews, depopulation, WA housing, infant mortality, ignorance. AU of these were within the range• of legislation, and all of them demanded methods of treatment more stern ...

... of infancy, and to a smaller depth in after years. Owing to the progress of hygiene and mediael science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the meta avoided, and the average ...

... of its people living towns. That was not an evil. But there often terrible overcrowding, which intemperance, disease, infant mortality, and indirectly insanity and other evils. It the publication Mr. Ebencxer Howard’s book. Garden Citk* To-morrow,” that ...

... milk and infant mortality, and Norwich occupies an unenviable position with regard to the latter compared with the average of mortality .for the country generally. It very essentiol that milk, which, whilst being the principal food for infants, is peculiarly ...

... death statistir* is infantile mortality, fewei; than 23U children having died before reaching twelve months, rate 161.7 per intMt births, nn increase 33.7 on IOUT*. Ihe Medicul-oAecr of Health observtv that infant mortality at Yarmouth seems pecutiarlv ...

... establishment of a municipal milk depot. There hod been great many statements that pure milk supply was going to decrease infant mortality, but that was matter which doctors did not agree upon, and would not like to suggest that the milk supply of the city ...

... which were now clamouring for solution were evils beset tho body politic home—drunkennero, depopulation, bad housing, infant mortality, ignorance—the whole of them within the range of legislation, and all of them demanding mot bods of treatment suspected ...

... will echoed by the nation generally. have space to discuss tho interesting information g.ven with regard to the relation infant mortality and hand feeding with cow’s milk, bat striking investigations are being made’ and we are promised the results a later ...

... nurses had raised the tone of management of children sad homes generally in Ileanor. 'their noble work had kept down infant mortality, and he was thankful that the Association had been started, it having been a great blessing and a boon throughout the ...

... in. Personally should not care whether municipal milk depot paid or not. long aa it proved the means of keeping down infant mortality. (Applause.) The same principle applied to education. Education was tho one priceless boon to the working man. It meant ...

... .1:208,943 in the preceding year. No less than 11,121 people died in the w9rkhouses during 1906. The rnortalits- amongst infants increased, 7. - ‘9 children of one year and under having succumbed. On the other hand 21 topped the century, and one woman ...

... There was no disease in a serious epidemic form in the pericd mentioned, but one sad feature was the fact that, o: fourteen infant deaths, eight were of babies so laer.ing in vitality that they only lived a few hours. There ies the blot upon the district ...