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... because infant mortality I, very 'high with tie. I think to • greet extant tuberculosis is due to improper food. However, our death-rata has gone down. A few years ago we were as high as 124, and now It is down to about 82, but the infant mortality is very ...

... also been found that where they had high infant mortality they could trace a mortality during the next five years of child life. He believed that a good deal of credit for the reduction in the infant mortality was due to the improvement in ...

... Kingdom every year, declared Mr. John at a meeting held at Caxton to form a National association for the prevention of infant mortality. -1 .1 ...

... emigration, the education, and the boosing of the people, and also ths statistics connec lon with tha tuberculosis and Infant mortality ...

... represents a triple alliance between the National Conferences on Infant Mortality, the National League for Physical Education and Improve ment and its Department, the Association of Infant Consultations and Schools for Mothers, and the Women’s National ...

... requesting the appointment of delegates to meeting held London on 4th June, form a national association for the prevention of infant mortality and the promotion of the welfare of children under school age, but no action was taken. A letter was read from the Local ...

... undertake rather more than our own guardians of the pear*. In Germany. for instance, the police dabble in inch subjects as infant mortality. and tax levying and collecting. In Ireland the police barracks' notice-boards often contain-advice, particularly in ...

... undertake rather more than our own guardians of the peace. In Germany, for instance, the police dabble in such subjects as infant mortality, and tax levying and collecting. In !retesd the police barracks' notice-boards often contain advice, particularly in ...

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... Tho burden falls heaviest upon women engaged in industry, and this is said to be partly the reason for the frightful infant mortality of some the textile towns. In Lowell, for example, out oL 1,000 children born, 251 die under one year of age. New York ...