... hysterical women. Now if the ladv the stream tog hair—by Jovel What was that? A long-drawn-out well, of a hnmiin spirit in mortal anguish, sounded, apparently close to him. Meyrick lookeaiound. really startled; but ths room, faintly iUnmined the shifting ...

... nt of an infants' health society. Such an organisation had been started in Worcester, the Corporation bearing half the oast and leaving the control in the hands of the society. In the first year, taking one quarter alone, infantile mortality fell by fifty ...

... were registered, the rate being equal *4 9 per t.ooo. There were no deaths.from any of the symotic diseases, only one in infants under one year of age, and one due to phthisis. Three cbm of scarlatina were notified, all of which were removed to the hospitsl ...

... that science *8 shown to be gradually getting the upper hand of most diseases, with the important exception of cancer, the mortality from which dread and mysterious disease continues to increase, spite of the persistent and well-directed efforts the world's ...

... mothers are ignorant of the proper kind of clothing for infants. One hundred and seventeen mothers worked dally in factories, and 38 were employed in factory work at their homes. The infantile mortality figure for all England and Wales for 1910 is 106 per ...

... against the development 44 the microorganisms osponsible for the intestinal diseases which usually cause hien a mortality rate among infants in the summer, with the result that many babies who otherwise would have died are to face the . troubles of life ...

... from the zymotic diseases, but as Bight be expected the respiratory diseases deathrate ia somewhat above the average. Three infants Staler one year of age died, the pniport ion being 103 to x.ooo births. Five notifications of in feet SHIS diseases were ...

... per annum. Nine riraths oouMited la people over seventy years of age, aad there were four deaths. This heavy mortality amongst the aged aad infants I* above our normal rate for this month. Two deaths wav caused by tuberculosis, aad one cancer Since my fast ...

... a few hoars, and and Wale*, it some little valMacbut the army and navy were for the greater part ti . that the infantile mortality rate la with the revolutionaries, and the Jfcnarclt» much than was formerly the oise, and stlL' waa dromed. The result was ...

... x,ooo per annum. There wa» again no ...

... have prevalent, but since the closure an infant dam at local memorial, or whether one of the schools the case* have teen fewer. For- I haps like to support one and the other. The county all a mild type.” Mortal was taking the form o^“^^for Health Committee ...

... people over sixty-five years age. and three were babies under one year, the mortality figure far the month being 03, which is satisfactory. Owing to the prevalence muxnps the infant department of St. Worge’s School amUhe Street school were dosed during the ...