... work at home.—Miss A. I’ankhurst (Studley College) said she did not think they coulel jiul the excessively high rate erf infant mortality down the fact that married women worked in factories, because only per cent, the women in factories were married. Some ...

... obtaining memorial the Sunday school buildings—(apptause). is now Degtnmng recover in mental «ma morar continued decrease infant mortality. . areas, and tbe poor of those urban and manu- The Rev. I. M. referred to the success balance, which had been somewhat ...

... the most distressing and results of the long spell phenomenally warm weather is the heavy toll of infant life. In all warm summers the infantile mortality rate highest in August and September, for it is then that fruit and other suitable vehicles for the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... was proved that they could not produce- turrent at less than the price Hurt they were now selling it at the Council nor any mortal men could not make a financial success of the undertaking The Inspector was perfectly right when he said that the power load ...

... As I said last month, the type of the disease is extremely mild, and considering the number coses that have occurred in the Infant papulation, we have had few children severely affected, and com plications have been the exception rather tfc * the rule ...

... Mr. J. Y. Bourne, and Mr. E. names of Mr. Davison and Mr. Allen to the list F. A, Jackson preached from the wools. “This mortal Wheeler. Bibles were the Rev. F. A, sidesmen. —Reference was made to the death of Mrs. ...