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... death-rate has been reduced front 23 to 15 per 1:000. Triformat.ost will also be obtained from the census, returns as to infant mortality. Another imyoetant altervilion and addition is the pro%lAittfl by which figures will be given showing the number of rooms ...
... of Public Health that :Jr. Burns is the most proud of his work. Ia nothing has he done more than in the prevention of infant mortality, and thery has been a gratifying decrease during thE time le has been in office. He considers the greatest foe of child ...
... undertakers and tombstone makers because of the improvement in the general health of the community, and the reduction of infant mortality; pawnbrokers because of the improved moral nature of the people and their more thrifty character, and publioins because ...
... America, would nubs for International friendship. Why not a loyal Commission on Motherhood, to get at the bed-rock facts on infant mortality, and the children. bf sweated mothers, and mothers who bad to+ workth? right up to' the do before the child's To get ...
... there really are too many officials of one sort or another is too big • subject to be dealt with here. but the report on infant mortality just issued by the Local Government Board affords abundant proof that those officials who are engaged in public health ...
... five previous years. The infantile mortality was at the rate of 86 per 1,000 which was a bad proportion. lle also dealt with the effect of the war on the birth and death rates, and pointed out that of the 100,000 infants who died each year under ono year ...
... during 1914. Of these there was one over 90, thre over 80, fourteen over 70, eleven over 60, and six over 50. Deducting two infants amongst the lists, the average age was 661 What effect this would have on the Old Folk's Treat at Ambleside at the time of ...
... greatly back. New man has thrust. thee out—cut from that lot Primeval man assigned thee—hes formt In list of life, Is transient mortal dread, Bonne and shams remain when time is dead. Go, tutu, proved false to probity and trust, Craft I es the serpent, feed ...
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... to the intolerable recklessness of Padhantestreet on Sattirda y night. An alarmed Carpenter, the outgoing Bishop of Ripon, mortally injured. . nourishment • • C r ' , sfninn. t ue o l*e i t,tan: it f= sot mitorclrivers in country roads at night, says h ...
... the motion of Miss Holiday. C. & C. CURREY'S WilowWdchi Female Pills et pen MUM Min IN BENGER'S FOOD for Delicate W Infants. When infants are weakly from birth or through illness the digestive strength is naturally sub-normal, and as there is failure to ...
... Misfortune, the prospect of the streets during the night, and starvation, made the once strong man helpless and weak as an infant. He babbled, Lost, lost, over and over till at last the word had no meaning for him. Seating himself on the low area railings ...