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... Act might have been made quite good Act if women had been voters and 'had been consulted. White Book on infant mortality showed that infant mortality was greatest, not, Mr. John Burns said, in the place--- wnere the women went out to work, .but where they ...
... which had during the TO REDUCE INFANTILE MORTALITY. Burnet, county medical officer, regard to the Local Notification of Birthe Act, been sent to each member of the A study it ehould be it the recurrence infant mor- was now in tn in hot 20,000,000, or ...
... natural food should have cows’ milk that was safe and nourishing instead of dangerous a! inducing disease. The causes of infant mortality it be grouped under four heads and fourth. —infection, the conditions under which children were debilitated |, bousing ...
... 83 the than that of 1912, That was chiefly due to Ein amongst the and the infant In the old people att: ted to old age and bronchitis. In to infant mortality, or deaths ef infants under one year, there were 41 dea! , and 442 births, eo that the mort: to’ ...
... living oyer 80 years of aue. It remained, however, for their infant mortality figure to show the most marked difference with former years. Deaths were three in number, giviDg them an infant death-rate 142 85 per 1,000 births registered. was considerably ...
... 1913 was the lowest for the past five years, and was considerably lower than the death' rate for England and Wales. The infant mortality rate was nearly half that for the whole of England and Wales. Referring to the question of the housing the workingclasses ...
... that no morbid influence had health district cither in re- gnid to of any particular pur hail been any bearing mi Ihe infant mortality Coming lo vital statis tics been regMtered itiirnig mu ins birthrate for the year of 1181 o marked falling from previotw ...
... natlon had dose muck for the treatment of sick manila could sot *Sad to the nreeenton and treatment of nehmen in infants. The work whelk infant consultations bad undertakenAlloosae more inapcstant than the treatment of If they too freelr op the of treatment ...
... Nationa] Society of Dav. @ licence then who has! Ni ‘unseries, the Netional for the Prevention of been. financed should be in Mortality, the Organization Society, position, and this would knock and the Women's Industrial On the question hole in the “tied house” ...
... OAKFORD rain accompanied lightning fell mid-day Several drains became of villagers busily emploved in out the from doors BURY infant of Hon Herbert MP the Hon Mrs Herbert Pixton Park in Church recent afternoon was in much local interest evinced godparents ...
... attendance. EAST BUDLEIGH On Good Friday, the three services in Church were of the usual solemn character. On Saturday, the mortal lemains ev . W. G. Andrews, late pastor of Salem Chapel \ were interred in the Churchyard. East Bud-! leigh. Rev. W. F. Green ...