... GREAT DECREASE IN INFANT MORTALITY. annual summary of marriages, births, and wis issued the Registrar-General on day The records show that infantile morut. measured the proportion of deaths «i«r of registered births, ->as Bper 1.000, or 11 below the rate ...

... that the derithratas ' for the Ward of infants under the age of bulge is 317 per thousand. F. W. Jewett commeneed to eiy illowo law Leugiencli locality he said infants area could not live. The death=4lll infante had not then merhiall 200 In 1906, during ...

... Lord R. Cecil on Infant Mortality. The Huddersfield ExperimeuL Mr. Sherwell, M.P., and W Factory Labour. Th. .111•01•3 easeliag et Disko' Pub his VW.. • MAP 71rite Sy. yaw ago by ills aefies id Mayer et M dm 111;adbaa1l sis — objaa al the dna& I asompl ...

... importance of child mortality. Infant mortality, he said, was greatest under urban conditions of life The high mortality in the counties orf Glamorgan, Dunham, Lancashire, the West Riding, and Staffordshire, and the low infant ...

... rstruL WORK► FOR URBAN COUNCILS. A report on infant mortality was Owed by the Local Government Board last ensiling. ?hen are ammo 'hovel points In it, as, for instance, the statemeor that • hoary infant 'mortality snipe. • bearer death-rate up age of fire ...

... donlestic economy led to infant mortality, and through the bad cooking which there was in many homes men indulged in drink with all its attendant evils. Infant mortality was not due to any want of motherly love and care for infants but to ...

... coaditioni of the town. The figure:, appear in a table showing the infant mortality in 33 of the largest towns in &gland and Wales For those not fa:oilier with the fart, infant, mortality meant the deaths per year of in-I tants under one year old in proportion ...

... Settlement School, at Birmingham, last evening. Dr. Auden, medical superintendent to the school, said the problem of infant mortality more urgent than any of the social problems at the present day. principal causes were immaturity and prematurity. More ...

... Government Board on Infant and Child Mortality, which has just been issued, makes out a I very strong case indeed against the , theory that it is wrong to interfere with Nature by attempting to lessen the rate of infant mortality. Dr.,. blewsholme gives ...

... than, said to belong to .Swansea, the rear of the and him. : feeding (Dr. says) the greatest, natural protection against infant mortality. Lord Kitchener is said looking about for an English home, and be i* now in negotiation for Jacobean house Domatahire ...

... countries in the matter of knowledge practical instruction imparted to women on the subject food, the effect being higher infant mortality The establishment of mothers' homes and schools waa advocated every populous district. Women, said M«. W. Macdonald, ...

... Washington to. report. INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY. DECREASING DEATH RATE IN INDUSTRIAL CENTRES. The Local Government Board lass evening issued a report by the Medical Officer, Mr. Arthur Newsholme, on infant and child mortality. In some prefatory remarks ...