... worth quoting I was criticising a statement in report the Local Government Board that the reason for the great disparity infant mortality (between Burnley and Nelson) was because Nel~: son women were of Yorkshire stock. I said,, by way of comment, that the ...

... careketnste and game-- of mothers in regard to infant feeding and The statistic. of various lanraidere towns weer gives. illustrling the effem of privy middens, and muneepal cleanliness their relation to infant mortality. Aldermen Hoyle (chairman the Oammatee ...

... has a higher proportion licenses than Burnley, it has also a leas infant mortality. Therefore, says this wonderful logician, the number of public houses has no relation to infant mortality! Now Manchester has whole districts, some them nearly large Burnley ...

... that the infant mortality for the whole Manchester in 19U was 154 per 1,000, the contribution Hulme, a district where, acoording to the medical officer of health and the experience of those who know it, public-houses are very numerous, the infant mortality ...

... of the open and closed privy middens. of which there were far too many in this town. oleo ;sedated m keeping up a high infant mortality Not way are there mid dims insanitary wnd a source of danger to the. health of the community but many am a bad state ...

... becalm of our chniinishing birth rate; second, a high 'nfant mortality meant invariably that those infants whose survived did not escape altogether from coedited* which contribute to a mortality, but wafer through lowering their health and their icesened ...

... regent inh.n- tile Mortality. As a matter fart. all wham. where tho infantile death rate was over 150 per 1.000 woo smoked black on the List; bat., abettor or no. Heywood MIA *CA y Mil* once lat, the fact remained that last year thrY infant death rate in Heyward ...

... child ti'e some the mother ao gard child In 1913 9&80C children one age Wales of LOOO births ME lja in li)M but utill a Infant mortality -' arrived at ia tha rhfliienee ia remedy of mofher' to tha ' ' ' Bir to tha alder giria suitably Itself limitsd or ...

... harm him It was not the mind of any one individual that caused the mischief, but the minds of all mortals —mortal mind, i other words. It was this mortal mind which had decreet! that certain physical results always follow certain causes. It heJd its victims ...

... rate of 16.7 per thousand. Dqaths numbered 92, giving a rate of 9 per thousand. There were 20 deaths of infants under one year, the infantile mortality rate being 116 for the quarter, as compared with 111 in the corresponding quarter last year. Yesterday ...

... ; and in various other classes of defectives. The saddest feature of the whole business, however, is feeding the dope to infants by ignorant mothers. To quote Dr. E. Mather Sill, Lecturer in Diseases of Children at the New York Polyclinic Medical School ...

... individual that causes the mischief, but the minds of all mortals—mortal mind in other words. It is this mortal mind which has decreed that certain physical effects will follow certain causes. It is this mortal mind that has laid down many of these trouble-making ...