... 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 ...

... hed sharply between “ The better dead school ’* as described “ with convenient ambiguity. and those who approved of infant mortality, alcoholism, and tuberculosis. to weeding out the worthleaa and the “better Hoi born ...

... to be fed on a half-and-hall Milk and water mixture, with conserent physical and constitutional weakness sod increased infant mortality. Is the sties and towns the supply is equally limited and is followed by equally deleterious results. Milkshope in the ...

... The burden falls heaviest upon women engaged in industry, and this is said to be partly the reason for the frightful infant mortality of some of - tie textile towns. Lowell, for • out of 1.000 children born, 23l die tinder one year of age. New York City ...

... as Dr. has happily dubbed it, is not representative of the real science of eugenics. Its assumption that tuberculosis, infant mortality, and alcoholism are weeding out the worthless is grossly unscientific, and its preference for lethal chambers for physically ...

... and great deal the higher education ; the care of the sick, the insane and the feeble-minded, the conditions bearing on infant mortality and epidemic disease, the of women in childbirth and urgent moral questions that arise in our large towns connection ...

... the miiiienoe fresh bree»*, bright inter vain, and cloud. ‘Dianhoea. the summer disease which contributes most a nigh infant mortality, ha* spared many lives this year, according the vital statistics Every oo« :• narry thet. *r* meny in BtAncer the indented ...

... value) lent colour to the views of those whom, with convenient ambiguity, called the 44 better-dead school who approved of infant mortality and tuberculosis and alcoholism as weeding out the worth lees. It offered no support to the view that the worth of the ...

... country, and great deal o’the higher education; the care the sick, the and the feebleminded; the conditions rearing on infant mortality and epidemic disease; the' oare of women in childbirth, and urgent moral questions that arise in our large towns in connec• ...

... I in the strongest posaible manner our condemnation of the indignities and outrages The mortality in Belfast is less than 1 in Dublin, especially infant mortality. indicted on our fellow-Catholics and Liberal The city tram faces may p e rhaps Protestants ...

... whole the amount sickness the result is unsatisfactory. |>®r cent, higher. ; *• Experience with the New York Revolver Infant mortality has been decreased, but ” says a famous detective. has proved out of every thousand children born to-day that is absurd ...

... • by-preuuct 01 tile to Lie toe linprovement in the of the working 'tie know siw much tit the sickness, drunkenness, infant mortality, and other evils of our time ale due to tue depraving influences of our it lett:hod and ineunitery tenements. insurance ...