... that they were out advocating votes for women. Mentioning the high infant mortality some big towns and how useful women would be in assisting to bring about conditions lower this infant death-rate, she said that thus they were out to mind the baby (laughter) ...

... Sir —ln the annual report of a London Medical Ofieer of Health appears the following, under the beading of Plies and Infant Mortality During the summer of 1911 we have bad an excels of summer diarrhoea, and allsough it in recognised that Bier play au ...

... report the Health Visitor, Mrs. J. Jellie, •hows that 2,632 visits have been paid ; of these 2X06 were in connection with infant mortality, 51/ outworkers' premises, and 109 were special wfctte. addition to these, 510 children trader one year age were brought ...

... General's quarterly return i>-med on Friday, being lowest ever recorded any third quarter of the year, and the deaih-.ate 1 infant mortality raft; being the lowest in any quarter. for Snhiidleld Show the Agricultural Jlall, laiiugtoti, from eiiib»T oth i«i 15tii ...

... Luton's Infantile Mortality. Dr W, Arehibald, Luton's Medical Offieer of Health, states in his annual report that 168 children (includiog two tnmlom!:uthl) under one year of age died daring the year, as compared with 147 in 1910 and 180 in 1909. Tbhe ...

... districtes, As to infantile mortality, the highest rate was at Danstable, with the high rate of 145.4 deaths under one ru of age to every 1,000 births; the lowest wae in the neighbouring rural distriot of Katon Bray, The county mortality was 112.6, an increase ...

... Dunstable cannot be looked upon as a predisposing cavee in the mortality of infants, there are no occupations that are likely to be detrimental to any extent, Of ceurse, infantile mortality is lower among the better classes than awonget the poorer, as ...

... care and management of infants, and the feeding il more discreet than was to be found a few years ago. The Medical Officer says : Industrial conditions in Dunstable cannot looked upon as a predisposing in the mortality of infants ; there are no occupations ...

... showing that infantile mortality is much higher amongst, males than females, I may here state that of the 24 death. in our district 18 were males. I hope our infantl'e mortality will decrease year by year, and the present waste of infant life be considerably ...

... Duns:able cannot be looked upon as a predisposing cause in the mortality of infants, there are no occupations that are likely to be detrimental to any extent. Of course, infantile mortality is lower among the better classes than amongst the poorer, as ...

... saving of infant life. The necessity of keeping down the number of in and around dwellings is pointed out by the professor, who says that these precautions plav an importmt part in the reduction of :n--fantile mortality. to senile mortality the report ...

... Tuesday. Aug. 13th. 8.26; Wednesday, Aug. 14th, 8.24; Thursday, Aug. 15th, 8.22. infantile Mortal! Infected milk is the chief cause of the high death-rate of infants in summer. The Medical Officer of for the Cilr London In hie report foe WW, p. 37. r.-marke; ...