... Fhrmanti.r and Infant Mortality.— •Straking at a conference infant mortality, ilsll. W. .(minster, Mondav, Dr. Fremiotle. county woc ' tficer health lor Hertfordshire, said that Do- various Acts Parliament the rate of In, n mortality in ...

... 000 . '.pt ebildhood, i.eall . penerßlljr an e«r«e» iu the mortality male* sires in the deaths each at*. Tba great care child life has reduced infant mortality to as only three deaths infants under one year of age occurred. hare had haaltb statistics ...

... and Ute flower of our race been untimely cut down. TV need Is freat, tVrefore. should everythinf humanly to prevent infant mortality and to t-V vounsr Hf© the community. Instead of that the birth-rate dindninf. we. nation, husband live* of tin* precious ...

... iotvo for number of yea -s po:>«•«. I in extent the cause of the d ...

... the danger arising from milk contamination by vutious organisms of disease. The relation between contaminated milk and infant mortality and tuberculosis in childhood has long been established, and it will be impossible to prevent the ravages amongst young ...

... average. more boys are boro than girls, bu» they die off greater rate. The deaths consisted of 44 males and 41 temalee. Infant mortality was low, there being only 4 death* children under a year old, ami (0. or about half of whole total of deaths, were per*on* ...

... INFANT WELFARE A well-known epigram affirms that * it Uic unexpected that happens and surely those social reformers who in the pipinc times of peace and plenty specially interested themselves in the question of infant mortality, and hammered away at it ...

... tJuit tlw death-raU> Jin© 2 coiopan« with 12 1 fur 1010, tluit tl*o birth-rate rfuu-p fall, 14 I widi I.S and tluit tl»o infant mortality rate nan u.a-.W.J from 67- Tit. in™**, ~il lof lv for l>T iU.-nv»o in uf Tli.- U.IIUI from pulmonary tubt.roulurm tluit ...

... Thorne’s Eight Hours’ Working-day Bill, was ordered be laid on the table. THE INFANT PROTECTION OFPICRRS. Mr. Stevens proposed the re-appointment of the Relieving Officers Infant life Protection Officers. Mrs. Overton suggested that properly qualified persons—if ...

... tho tms of alchohot and immorality. Duo rcruqnilitm was piven to ll.c way in re-ent ©.Torts had roduc-ed the amount of infant mortality ; it wa*, however, sl li ftpr-allinsr. (Jovernment cannot move now, sa*d one minor (lovernmenl representative ; it must ...

... the past. (Applause.) The war had sadly depleted the manhood the «onnii v, ami had taken some of the best and bravest. Infant mortality must materially make up that shortage, and tin* question pf housing and proper sanitary conditions was of the utmost ...

... The chief increase in the (katb rate was shown to be the extreme ends of life, i.e., >n tie young »ni the aged. The infant mortality wis neatly double, wbteh was particularly unfortunate at a time like present. The deaths from esnosr were on the decline ...