... INFANT MORTALITY. BEST AND WORST COUNTRIES FOR BAIOUS. Jobs • Vassar r.r, M.P.. far rater • ni•ntil• man Yrr , ..-..,::,.~, a • .. 155 ▪ _. 1;1 Ga _ Mx. rat, of Infantile iw by thn ihr sand • • s, boa..er. .hinted, Irmo a commie mble extent, by dlff ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Ili* f - arri,w of the, as &total Application Of or. deliverel bat melt at Gutless. by 3. Lidbetiay. wbo is the MOM' of bb enflamed inquiry an • lame orate lb. noon mentality. It should facts of ancestry. the condi rine of home life ...

... important conference to be held today at Oaxton Hall consider the formation National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and the Promotion of the Welfare Children under School Age. Mr. .lohn Burns will in the chair, and Lord Robert Cecil ...

... of sans Fourth cf July celebration without explosives and fireworks. Mr. John Burns stated at Caxton Hull •1 ha.fr infant (mortality rbte had decreased from 145 per 1,000 in 1904 106 oer I.COD 1910 —renresentin? savin? between 40.000 50,000 yearly in ...

... give i him an ncreased salary be get the Mos that be was to be deducted. Mr. John Burns stated at Caxton Hall that the infant mortality rite had decreased from 145 per 1,000 in 1904 to 106 per 1,000 in 1910 — representing a saving of between 40,000 and ...

... If this continues in the same proportion, it inevitable that the character of the general population must degenerate.” Infant mortality was 29.07 higher than in 1910, large number of babies dying from diarrhoea during the summer. increase under this head ...

... policemen do undertake rather mole than our own guardians of the =ln Germany, for instance, the police in such subjects as infant mortality, and tot levying and collecting. In Ireland the polio* barracks' notice-boards often contain advice, particularly in ...

... disappeared from our midst that small-pox hospitals are becoming superfluous, the public health has greatly improved, and infant mortality in England and Wales has fallen JO per cent, during the last ten year* In view of such facts as these, it not quite ...

... structure was threatened. ©—— Their Majesties have given their patronage to the National Association j for the Prevention Infant Mortality and for the Welfare Infancy. & Queen Alexandra and Princess Vicj toria last evening concluded their brief I stay in London ...

... four deaths from zymotic disease— two from measles, and two from enteric fever. The deaths infants uttder one year old were four in number, giving infant mortality of 30.78, the lowest record. Mr. J. £. Daw moved thato the Medicalofficer of Health thanked ...

... rate 11.6. The average rate was 13.1, and the' county rate 13.6. Of these 22 were children. under 12 months, a rate of infant mortality 97.5, the average rate being 89 and the county rate 83.7. This was the third year in succession that deaths- had occurred ...

... tor the rural districts in 1910 was 12.0 per I.OOC. There were 13 deaths of children under one year, giving a rate of infant mortality m.o per 1.000 births. This was higher than tae rate recorded in 1910, which was 66.2 per 1.000 births. This latter rate ...