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... without a renewed liCat. of horror •t the malignity which he. made this content a so aaajaft babe , and ',Tickling', For infant mortality doe. not tell the whole tale. Perhaps it does not till tlr wor ig o f it. Many whit eurvive three terrible time. will ...
... territory of Belgium and France. But visit the children’s hospital here in Cologne would convince anybody of terrible infant mortality in Germany during the last stages of the war. Curiously enough, the deficiency, rubier baa been .among chief causes ...
... DEPART- ♦ LONDON POLICE STRIKE. WENT. Men Leave Their Beats at Midnight Report and Statistics for 1917. THE INCREASE INFANT MORTALITY A strike occurred among the London Metropolitan Police, who came out midnight, the men who went on duly 10 p.m. leaving ...
... rightly en et the numbers of our, men who giving their bee, yet never Y. CI sow. has there bees widespread notlie of infant mortality. Yet it ha. 'wen stated, lions reliable stetletice doubt's i that I. morel dangerotio to he baby n Britain than • ...
... docility of the workman and his wife (for industry and “discipline” are the leading German virtues) keep down epidemics, the infant mortality in these quarters is very high in most German towns, and the dwellings supplied to the rural labourer are still more ...
... eventually all will pass under the new control, including administration domestic water supplies and matters affecting infant mortality and lliu proper car© of children. Separate arrangemeuii will proposed for dealing with funds of Insurance Societies which ...
... 097 to 3,136 a month. The mortality of infants under one year old in Germany showed even in 1917 increase of 9.7 per thousand over the pre-war figure, while that of children from one five showed increase of 19.6. The mortality of old people of over seventy ...
... 30 were those of infants under one year. During the fifteen weeks that have elapsed since the New Year the total number of deaths was 2,509. Of these no fewer than 696 were of children under 5 years. Such a terriblé rate of mortality among the very young ...
... INFANT MORTALITY—O! the 169 deaths in Dublin area last week 42 were those of children under 5, and 29 of infants under 1, making the totals since the New Year (2 weeks)—~Total/ gOB; under five, 76; under one, 45. ...
... considerable reom for further improvement. The saddest and most tragic feature of Dublin life is the high rate of mortality among infants and young children. The returns of the Registrar-General bear witness ‘to the faet week after week. In the latest ...
... Intelligeooe Department the Local Government Board has just published report on “Infant Welfare in Germany During the War,” which is worth the attention of those interested in Infant welfare work among ourselves, work which has become more important than ever ...
... . Wham died hoar in 1915. W.i.. baker died at home. This appalling toes el child life which is *a a feature mortal:ay not entirely The infant's welfare depends primarily he food is the •Allenburys' Foods Oenbur g i FaDds WOOD . . • . 11. • L • • ...