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... Association was la dead earnest (apphose). Aid then as regards the other FIGURES AND STATISTICS, inch the mortality from labetculosis and the Infant mortality, there was great deal of hope gathered from the statistics which would he pot before them. She thought ...
... of the health nurse more than a year ago a distinct improvement in the health of the children had taken place, and the infant mortality reduoed from 117 to 77 per 1,000. Dr. Morrison had from the inception of that movement used the weight of his (Treat ...
... Act. as well as the sanatorium and treatment of tuberculosis benefits. -Amongst the subjects down for discussion were infant mortality, with special reference to the Early Notification of Births Act, health of children, the milk supply, adulteration and ...
... The hur. den falls heaviest upon women engaged in industry, and this iz said to be nartly the reason for the frightful infant mortality of seme of the textile towns. In Lowell, for example, out of 1000 children born. 231 die under one vear of pge. New York ...
... paaperisin of the nation was due to sickness and that ~- u ses) persons died annually frem consumption, with the infant and maternity mortality. That seience claimed that these giant evils might he ..lmost entirely eliminated ft the body politics if attacked ...
... Edinburgh Om. 1..t-unanl'r Ward) 254. e.nd in krorteen quartcrs of York 349 persons to the acre. The price is an appalling infant mortality, general phyticad deterioration, low vitality, high death-rate. pauperism, iniotaity, ptattitution, intemperante, and ...
... The average wages for women arc below 12f»in** ight processes and above 12s but fer the remaining five processes. The infant mortality has been over 170 per 1,000. TTie Social Union of Dundee reported in 1905 that of 885 child born to 240 working mothers ...
... 141. in Edinburgh (Bt. Leonardo Ward) 254, and is certain quarters of Tart 309 persons to the acre. The s an appalling infant mortality. general phi. cal deterioration, haw vitality, high death-rate, pauperism. insanity. prostitution. intemperance, and ...
... by: Uays, imlml. not very for (liotnnf. i'lie main reason for I».i»«cent • ■ Is. (says the Duily ) th.e dor tense in infant mortality, tine to imi’in.e, enniUitinn ami (he sprcml knowleilge. jOSiieeially among the |ioor. of the wny >« . the young iilra ...
... Wife entitled per cent, total amount pay received while serving, ami half per cent, total amount pension drawn. HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY. The Manchester Coroner lately inquired into three cases in which children had been found suffocated bod. Last year, ...
... ‘““'n* » Kmit*d l.ab.lnv -m tV Iknt.nenl. vroi bvnroi al frrou fifteen to twenty yards. TV *‘ •* 90 «»• *‘ ® Stale. infant mortality rale prom new. V .nrtasero prartue *f pub ro rrororo bee* Chronic Is.** I wl .w, -nto-rveil and .Vn we ad ' “** P ** ...
... Infantile Mortality *= .~ . & Infected milk is the chief causeof the high death-rate of infants in sumfner. The Medical Officer of Health for the City of London in his report for 1910, p. 37, remarks *“That a large proportion of milk goes into consumption ...