... when fully expanded of all recruits. INFANT MORTALITY IN EGYPT. A TERRIBLE TALE OF DE8TRUCTION. One of the most distressing features of the the great infant native life in Egypt i mortality. Most of as knew that it wae fairly high, but scarcely any layman ...

... officer said, dealing generally with the subject of infant mortality, that in 874 families, taken consecutively on account of the fact that in each the death of an infant had occurred, the total number infants born those families had 5.801. and that less than ...

... hygiene, and management. and were encouraged to make for their infants simple and suitable articles clothing. It had been found that, though ignorance is considerable factor in infant mortality, the |>overty in this neighbourhood was often the cause of ...

... SAVING OF Lira, the most marked impression had been made upon infant mortality. During each the past three years of Greater Liverpool, out every 1.000 infants born 192 died before reaching twelve months. The figure for the last ibree years had dropped ...

... shall save newly-born infants from being done death by ignorance and neglect in such awful numbers they have been in the past. The good that has been done this and kindred societies is already shown in the decrease in infant mortality in our city. Much more ...

... wise town planning will introduce an immense improvement in the conditions of life. We are familiar with the death and infant mortality rates of like Port Sunlight, Bournville Garden City, and Hampstead Garden Sakarb, and, although eral approximation these ...

... have every year 28,000 more deaths in Lancashire than in the tricts, and 35,000 more than in tbe colonies Consumption, infant mortality, and druakee- trons. ness had an exact relation to housing condi- If it was important to plan end build a Dreadnought ...

... at as many shillings and build on it. They wanted to help the fwople live better lives, and thereby reduce the rate of infant mortality, and make people feel that they thanked God they lived under a beneficent Corporation (Sear, hear). the motion of the ...

... themselves im this mati believe that if this plan were adopted 1 the poorer districts it would do a eng deal to stop infant mortality. AMERICA DAY BY Day TNDEPENDENCE DAY EXCFESSES ...

... make more use the great administrative functions, such a-s the poor law. dealing with educational matter', hospitals, infant mortality, all sorts of incidents and vicissitudes which came to ihe lot «.f men and women from childhood old age (applause). Then ...

... given to local ties to levy a special rate for this purpose. Hore in Belfast we are making « for in connection with the infant mortality committes of the Branch of the Women's National Health Amociation of did orgenmation whore on bebelf of public health ...

... [central .‘EV?s rEi.KGBAK. per thousand in 1870 to per thousand in ; Berlin. Saturday .—The poorer quarter 1903. while! infant mortality - a very j Berlin has been the scene a remarkable important factor in the growing life of ; occurrence, in which phi ...