... influenza heaviest experienced for some time. The infant mortality among illegitimate cbildren (256.6 per 1.000 births) were maintained at its disgracefully high level, increased tbe infant mortality rate for tbo borough from 51.4 to 65.5. rate for England ...

... could be only to prolong lives for a few years, were to infant life. devote their money to in connection with Dr. Bosteck Hill the. view that the chief mortality was to some cause of infant mortality wae to poverty. though such ...

... important conference to be held today at Oaxton Hall consider the formation National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and the Promotion of the Welfare Children under School Age. Mr. .lohn Burns will in the chair, and Lord Robert Cecil ...

... Mr John Burns and Infantile Mortality Mr. John Burns, presiding at the English speaking conference infant mortality Westminster yesterday, said the source our ttgth lay in noble motherhood Having concentrated on the child, they should not lose sight the ...

... Us. We GIVE You CREDII FNAlT'c'fg. COOD, SOUND 0 DIA INS /UTI IVITII A FIRM OF . COAT ES T4 u III . 2 O 4I ,. OP TUT infant Mortality. 105.8 Wi.B ' Ternes Selma the War Term. During thaWal Werth Monthly Worth Monthl3 - 4!•'ts 4/ - B'4lo - tIS - 12'. - ...

... INFANT LIFE Local Government Board to Increase Its Vigilance Mr. Herbert Lewis, who delivered the opening address at the Infant Mortality Conference at Liverpool, in absence of Mr. Herbert Samuel, said the Local Government v l IQ tend to slacken their ...

... right side. The net death rate stationary. rate of infant mortality, or ■other words, the rate of deaths under 1 year ot age. per 1,000 births for the year 1914, was Abb. The average infant mortality for the past three years was only 60.7. The reports ...

... influenza, the largest number for I some time. The mortality among ille- gitimate children (266.6 per 1,000 births; was maintained its disgracefully high level, and i increased tie infant mortality rate the borough from 51.4 to 65.6. The rate for England ...

... fighting disease either by medical or social means. The earlier conference, held in Caxton Hall, dealt with the question of infant mortality, and listened to a stimulating address by Mr. John Burns. Mr. Asquith opened the fourteenth annual meeting of the National ...

... Council, county and other Nursing £1 000. tions in Cornwall, cost ng Mr. H. M. urged that the scheme would not mM tho infant mortality. Rows said be had a prof regard for the care and abili which Dr. Clarke, the county officer of ‘Te alih, exercised in ...

... especially at the present time, when infant life is even more precious than in ordinary times. Yours faithfully, THOMAS lIARLOW, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality. • _ . 4, Tavistock Square, ...

... seven o'clock, at the Pitts Memorial Hall, (Ablelastreet. the M►ror will preside at a Meeting at which addrears on Infant Mortality be Mr. Judges and Dangers the House F y by Mr. Hodgson will be riven. At the same time Mira Feernside will steak ...