... 'but they wanted old British stock corned on moredaughter and hear, hear* «J« deathn.te the town had there had been les« infant mortality. Councillor Searla tiia, ago tbe health Tiverton was greatly worse than now. They used to have continual visitations ...

... THE BABY'S PARADISE. In the hope of reducing the high rate of infant mortality in the slum districts, the Croydon Corporation has decided 1 establish a baby welcome. Mothers will bring their babies weekly to this institution to be weighed and to receive ...

... compared very favourably with those Of previous years. Though mortality from those two diseases made a material addition, the general-death rate was below average, and tha infant mortality under the circumstances gave an cxceßent figure. The death-rate ...

... Freder ck Withveombe Raleigh (6 entries).—Senior—Maud Shattock. 160. Intermediate—Alhert Bidgood, 45: Dorothy Hughes, 43: INFANT MORTALITY. | Ethel Sanders, 20. Junior—Gladys Kirk, Amy Sandere, Sm,—In the re To health of Plymouth, Tuesday's issue, Tce e that ...

... British stock carried on more— (laughter and hear, hear). But the deathfate in the town had decreased, there had been less infant mortality- - lor Searle maintained that years' ago the health of Tiverton was greatly worse than it was now. They used have coni ...

... City Mayor said he it was to talk of things one to confirmation, but to the laxity of of The problem of the high rate of infant mortality le even went so far as to talk of disturbed can have little conception of the excitement which about music; Business ...

... A bill entitled “The Infante’ Bill’’ (to ensure a su of pure milk to certain persons) has been intro- di ed into the House of Commone, backed, others, by Mr. W. Astor, M.P. Tho object of the is to the time of confinement. t mothers to obtain pure mi ir ...

... World, for instance, that Queen matter of fact, the then 1 years ja spent only three months at Sidmouth, and ehe was then an infant in arme. “The Mail Gazette” states that the Duke of Kent had sent to Sidmouth “ account .of the mrildness of the te” » “Phe ...

... DEEPLY MOURNED Funeral of Rev. C. J. Valpy French AT EXETER YESTERDAY The mortal remains of Rev. Cyril John Valpy French were laid to rest yesterday the churchyard of St. David'.s, Exeter, over ' which parish had presided vicar for period of twenty years ...

... public, and the school children flkd around the flower-dressed grave take a farewell look the casket containing all that was mortal of one loved. 'The mourners wre:—Mrs. R. C. Price /widow). Mr. John N. Price (son), Mrs C. A Simmons (daughter). Miss Price ...

... Messrs. G- L. Atkins* and M. Gibb.—A letter was read from Miss E. Pugsley resigning the post of supplementary teacher in the Infants' department. Two applications for appointment were received from Miss L. Bishop, of Bampton, and Miss O. Gimblett, of Kilmington ...

... were flown at several houses honour of Empire Day. The 7th Cyclists attended a church pf-rade at Bradninch on Sunday. The mortal remains or Mr. William were laid to rest in Cuilompton Cemetery . Saturday amid tokens the greatest' sympathy- The was covered ...