... INFANT MORTALITY POLITICS- To the Editor. Sic, —Lord interring to tho objects of tho future Ministry Health, says his hope is tbat Uvea infants may l>e saved anuually. | The problem of how best to deal with conditions responsible tor the high infant mortality ...

... the war will find no chance of getting married. : INFANT MORTALITY. It is very striking, if these Danish calculations can be relied upon, that there his been an actual decrease of infantile mortality Germany, notwithstanding the stress war, and despite ...

... composed Mr. 1. U. Mus. Bac organist. The Bishop, his' address, referrcd'to the effort- being made for tho prevention infant mortality, and claimed that the Church should the forefront in such a great question. The Bishop Chelmsford pro iiouuced Blessing ...

... Children Mothers Town Clerk that letter at last Mrs and Dunlop of Care in infant mortality forwarded Dr Officer in given in letter of five with a period of ten and that infant mortality hail improved Mr Tnnner conference on in on the previous Tuesday at unanimous ...

... (two months) infants paid 12! visit*, and rix Bothers paid seven visits. 1916, infant paid 916 visits, 124 musing mothers paid 156 visits, and in the same year, ten expectant mothers also paid visits. In 1917. to the end of Mur, infants paid 1,126 visits ...

... Glazebrook freat work did connection Baby Infants’ Ely which successful every cpuld not over-estimate tlie importance movement the rate of mortality If not done numbers physically mentally Mr of said with infant mortality he from Medical Officer's report had ...

... that they mended that Dr Council’s rcoi'esentative of Sanitary Authorities at the on October by the National Prevention Infant Mortality re infancy In event Dr being unable to attend Air H B Thakc the Surveyor asked to attend was to tho Chairman Mr Lnwin ...

... father said the child went bed with witness and .his wife on Friday night, and 1.30 child was fed. At 4.30 the mother found the infant dead. Witness had four children living, two had died. Mrs. Upsber, asked the Coroner (Mr. C L. Lewis) fehe had cot., said ...

... the child went bo bed with witness and his wife on Friday night, and at 1.30 the child was fed. At 4.30 the mother found the infant dead. Witness had four children living, and two had died. Mrs. Upsher, asked by the Coroner (Mi\ C E. Lewis) if she had a ...

... a healthy place, with a low death rate, and with an infantile mortality which will compare well with that of any other town of similar 6ize. But all populations, be their infantile mortality table high or low, are capable of improvement, and lately I have ...

... distinction. was the second of the four soldier sons of Mr. Grim wood, of Alresford. Deceased's wife headmistress of Kendall Road Infants School, Colchester. In civil life Lt. was an ardent horticulturist and qualified teacher of botany. was married last October ...

... many parts of the county health visitors have been appointed and organisations established for further reducing the mortality among infants. Chelmsford. Borough, at the last meeting the Town Council, decided to come into line. While in certain areas the ...