... trees IL Mr Dresden'. Nande Mr R. .dne-aood 2 .. IL 3 713 Mr II Bars S. Mr a F Gwen: ell' 3 .''wary 3 7 111 Mr C. Lad INFANT MORTALITY IN THE SUMMER MONTHS. A SUGGESTION. 4 OLD P 1 DX Mr M. .r. kr W o by Nr J. A. de Mr c • Yr CI Dees Mr P. ?en's , ...

... Thus the death.rato ass ea !ow tt had been for 'She lent ten tears, twang state ea in the pairs 1903 and 1.06. - the infant mortality rate of the county stood at the low ugere of Bb per Imo, which the lowest on record for th e ia.t ten years, .he rato ...

... universal improvement in the of infant mortality. In the serial order of natural increase Germany. which, from seventh in the seventh:lN rtood that in the nineties, wun its persitiou by persistence ire outbreedin g its high mortality. People married Litt le more ...

... 1908 the mortality an midwives' cases was per 1,000 births, w against 195 to attended by other agencies. Aim K. Stepbens , m, honorary secretary of the Wiltshire ounty A•sociation, stated that in the rural dietncts that county the mortality of intanti ...

... se weld be seed Doctor mist* if far sissy lir resat mortality is Incorporated amsniatios's Year Hoek for 1901) (sad iYi semi report) reseien as. It narrate. of • good year's work, as (natio this portrait of tta (Mr. Cannits and gives muck interesting ...

... large nomber if mothers with ailing at the It too frriu•ntly happens that o a ilittriri ha,- a n oat a-ay e.f feeding thoir infant., mother i. opt to think that Khe knows all IM hntian the toarito.- of a chil-L. Welt-ern- a writer in tl.e York- Evening ...

... baby, who tried MI MOM, co he cut it. tisrost. A little of eight she wee naming the baby when bar brother Pray took it Be the infant souse obsess end peareefieer Into ita mouth. Baby ' pulled • face bes•sm, ilk. it added witness. Prisoner then told witmss ...

... voico): Tommy, very. nil. Can't you my to elms him up a bit! Tornio, Ipso yoke): Ipso lota Is to. tumoral! INFANTILE MORTALITY: A DOCTOR'S ADVICE. Dr. T. Arthur Helot.. of the Norther. Bospdal, an address the Manchester of Tech• Weary on the and prevention ...

... 44st/o-rate Snout On yachts' snore. an tramped, confined quarters. the tapas of a about as much in Leaden. Street -Watering aced Infant Martalitly. The country medical officer of health for Surrey declares in annual report that should bettor watering in the ...

... one of them was tray did a higher Power when they were in the laeetineee and danger of the Antarctic regime, and in when no mortal leader seemed likely to carry the expedition through—sappiness',. In describing a few of lieutenant Shackleton narrated how ...

... reastimitaoa, • touch latter poiiiilool train e.t . a,* of 0.16,. 1' the , from width return, her. rocei.ed the proportionate mortality from cancer ha, ,Loire • general to meet years. saudaetery is die report, however, a tam tiers hes a ormatioe of Um ismer ...