... The Hoary Infant Mortality. A etstber menses- - - We ewe child's bb She 11111,1 wasting away. and MY tits:or he hot;oing troth* save hey NY trots the tint time ii tate tnnot.oted. and is a 'attl, piealre P 100 Ana Plasmas Oats. etc. n ni supply intl ...

... one suicide. The importance of a low rate of infant mortal-11, being ronntantly brought before the pubbt and it with much satirfaction 'hal he drew attraton to the fact that in 11112 only II an infant mortality rate of thmie figures •r • the lowest ever ...

... on the game spot.—Mrs. Coleman, with re. ference to the oilestion of infant mortality. deselibed various methods of combating this crying evil. in particular the formation of infant welfaro centres. Those organisations had Men started in many pla^eg. ...

... of Health, reterred to the good work boil g done by the District Nur-iiig Ass,* Mations with a view to reducing the 'infant mortality. lie pointed out that the Local Government Hoard would recogui-e and ii,sist all thee as.oeititious which - were worzing ...

... who inhabited them. Ott the whole the number of infectious a> compared with last sear showed a decrease. Dealing with , infant mortality, which high, he spoke strongly in favour of the advent of the district nurse into the villages and a councillor remarked ...

... childhood and old ag^. ~rout inst. Infant mortality was 111 per 1,000 births. per 1.011 above the rate in the protailing vier. but below the average of the. ten ;ear, 194149141 w .we an:vont. Thu provi.iunal infant un,.t.titty rate fur 1916. a 41.ereav ...

... dealing with infant mortality. My. A. Valiance said the ciat was sot great, and he would move that the appliestioa be granted. It would be a great &dean. tage to distribute printed information oa the femilag of infanta. for there wan a greet el infant life through ...

... care of their babies was the surest method of redwing infant mortality. had minted out before that the distribution. at the time of registration, of • leaflet OD the feeding and management of infants would prove of considerable value. Seventeen carom of ...

... busily in need of a road and paving. birth-rate per Len M.S. death-rate per 1.000 10.69, xytuot ic death-rate per nil. Infant mortality per I.ols was 43.4. On the proposition of the Chairman, tint sloetor Collgrlttitlited on his report, which. it was remarked ...

... being the same as last year, and 24 deaths were due to heart failure, 22 deaths occurred of infants under one year of age, giving an annual infant mortality of 199.4 per 1.81111 births registered. compared with 71.7 per 1,8118 in 1909. During the year ...

... -LINCOLNSHIRE ar • PIC DowDERI .4 POMMY. , • Is icts are issLi fr, LW. hisit,eammlowth.Liaa. t , Write ter Valli 1. 111 The Infant Mortality. owe elkild's Mb Se 96. vas waling amik Is bind ism the Yr e MilliMa = . 1 . 1111•11 . 1 . OMON. Manila sopply practi- ...

... pre-eminent in its health record. Mr. Gereemelle In sMte of the flies (lamatar). Mr. Floyd: And the infant mortality has gnu' down. Mr. Brown min the mortality was now tender per LW. which was extraord. inertly low. one remembered that the death rat.. in Lynn ...