... Infant Mortality. tMPORTANT QUESTION BY LADY CHANCE The question infant mortality is one for some years past has exercising the minds all the more •ivilssed and progressive nations. There are two main reasons for thus preoccupation: one humanibar»an, ...

... Infant Mortality Conference The National Conference Infant Mortality was brought a close at Liverpool yesterday. was decided, a resolution, to take steps encourage a more general education boys and girls in mother-craft. The Conference declared that any ...

... York, order to reduce infant mortality. opened an educational crusade the day before yesterday; it will last a week. It is promoted by philanthropists and supported by churches of all denominations, while literature regarding infant hygiene is being circulated ...

... of the altitude contest Henri • Practically every country flying the Britis-h >.r sending delegates the conference on Infant Mortality, held at Caxton Hall on August 4 and 5. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of sans Fourth cf July celebration without explosives and fireworks. Mr. John Burns stated at Caxton Hull •1 ha.fr infant (mortality rbte had decreased from 145 per 1,000 in 1904 106 oer I.COD 1910 —renresentin? savin? between 40.000 50,000 yearly in ...

... of the district. The birth rate again sb° very slight increase, and the death was heavier than for the year 1916- .y infant mortality rate was very ttite higher than last year. The joint of the two Barnstaple Councils bad two tents kept in readiness for ...

... 'but they wanted old British stock corned on moredaughter and hear, hear* «J« deathn.te the town had there had been les« infant mortality. Councillor Searla tiia, ago tbe health Tiverton was greatly worse than now. They used to have continual visitations ...