... INFANT MORTALITY. The inhabitants resent these comments, believing them to be the enthuse of • gentleman who has not given stalleient consideration to the whole of the eircumattunes surrounding the life of the people in a busy colliery neighbourhood. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. swArTsEA MEDICAL OFFICER AND CHILDREN'S TUVE Dr. David Jamas Morgue, the getter of brutal for tbo Doggy of Bognor. reran polo% out tie lidos for Bosoms foe the 909 only SLAW whores. the tree emulation se .blued by realm taken during ...

... INFANT :MORTALITY IN GLAIOItUAN. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY SERIOUS. N°t long ago it was the problem of the war baby which was exciting the interest ot social workers. This week all their thought is focussed on the graver question increased infant mortality both liondon and throughout the country ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT PANTEG. IThe monthly meeting of the Pinteg Urban District oouncil was held on Tuesday. Mr. J. Wsltrrs, chairmen. preeining. The medical leglcer (Dr. J. O'Keeffel reported that during the pant nine months 218 births and 89 deaths had ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT PANTFZ The liedioal (Meer (Dr. J. 0. Kieft& reported at the monthiy meeting of Um Pentad Urban District (Maned on that during the past .n months M deaths end 99 births had been registered in th e I distriet. During that period SllKlPnteen ...

... Telephone No. 74. INFANT MORTALITY IN GLAMORGAN. WORST COUNTY IN ENGLAND AND WALES. shown • very murices], t• • report en end child mortaiity pet tweed by Me Lena] Hoard. be men hes the following sable of the desah-rate of ender twelve seethe' is the ...

... diameter Infant mortality, Prelim? Itheirood admired, the erickme of serrate fa map• port of the taut that Mean and heeled milk I reduces it considerably. and Ma traGirla and dirt in raw milk. therefore. exercised nonelderathe suet upon infant mortality.' In ...

... preventible infant mortality. His hoped that the question of creches. naming school& and school* for mothers might be further *rioted by the State. The question of the winuessibility of °entrel end local authorities in the matter of infant end child hygiene ...

... instrumental in carrying disease-germs from one human being to another. They are proved to be responsible for a considerable infant mortality by conveying Summer Enteritis and other affections.” Mr. E. Halford Ross, of the Lister Institute. Checkmate all fly-borne ...

... report, I>r. Davies the question of infant mortality was very serious one in the kingdom, and it was tho duty local authorities to seriously consider the matter. To a large extent the heavy rate in infant mortality was due to the ignorance, of parents ...

... instrumental in carrying disease-germs from one human being to another. They are proved to be respomU hie for a considerable infant mortality by conveying Summer Enteritis and other affections.” Mr. E. Halford Ross, of the Lister Institute. Checkmate all fly-borne ...