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... INFANT MORTALITY Sirx,—Permit me to amphasine your report of the action of the Sanitary Committee ‘with regard to the exoewive death rete amongst infants from at at this time of We have srrang th> Hospital to any child so affected with the new method ...
... PL UTH TOWN MATTER HIGH FANT MORTALITY Plymouth Land Committee yesterday granted the free use of one of the Western Law Courts for a meet ing in connection with the China Emergency Appeal Committee on November 22nd.—An amended tender by Ewart and Son ...
... REDUCED INFANT MORTALITY (Centra! District) was meeting of Exeter Child’ Welfare Centre presiding the absence the Archdesoon of Exeter. welfare wo the ci stated that tnt The City Council had divided the city to. three with a health visitor in charge of ...
... THE WESTERN MORNING NEWS TUESDAY AUGUST 5 1913 PRINCIPAL CONTENTS OF 10-DAY'S Page Peace Prospects in Balkans 4 Infant Mortality 4 LONDON NOTES IN WEST S REVIEWS NEW BOOKS POLITICAL Mr at Wimborne Parliament Primrose POREIGN AND COLONIAL:— The Chinese ...
... THE WESTERN MORNING NEWS TUESDAY 5 1913 INFANT MORTALITY MR JOIIN BURNS ON BETTER DEAD” SCHOOL A considering question infant mortality oonferenco for I’revention Infant Mortality and from every part of British ...
... lower than Infant mortality 1,000 the rate in 1916 but below the 10 years’ was 110 per 1,000 births, five per e same infant mortality tate for 1916 shows a decrease to 91 per 1,000 births, Stevenson says that the considerable rise in ...
... Liverpool, Priday. The National Conference on Infant Mortality con- eluded bere today, Alderman Muirhead (Liverpool) presiding. In @ paper “The Special Responsibilities of Sanitary Autporities in [tegard to Infant Welfare,” Dr. Joha Robertson, medical officer ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the ‘the’ 6° pet -1,000 living te Se in and the - infant mortality rates from 155 to 96 per 1,00 lavd every births, we still lives 1 the de: upwards of ersons under t! age of we atill ioe upwards of infants and births; though. the pa ad ment a vast burden ...
... Chapel, in-etrect, Dover, an old lady owine to the heat cod LEAVY MORTALITY IN GERMANY. Berlin, Saturday. The most serious feature of the present heat wave is the al increase in infant mortality in jee towns, especially in the working-class quarters. care ...
... the earlier ages. As was to be expected, the infant mortality ts well highest among the poor, and lowest to-do people, but the industrial emplormen: of women docs not explain the excessive infant mortality in the mining counties, although it is regarded ...