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... Crewe Arms Hotel, Crewe, at 3.90 p.m. on Saturday, September lath. Dr. King's original work and methods have reduced the infant mortality of New Zealand by about per cent. He has been lent by the Government of New Zealand to work in this country for a,year ...
... Officer showed that Neeton and Parkgate.U.D. has a populaton of 4,822; that there were 106 births ia1916, and that the Infant mortality in the year 35 per 1,000. For Higher Bebington the car- - ;responding figures. were 1,738, 47.-swi For Newton and Parkgate ...
... the Empire Society. parr an address at the Crewo Anna Hotel, Crewe, Saturday, ws Infant Welfare l'entra. Dr. King, original auk methods have reduced the infant mortality of New Zealand from 00 per per thenisancl. Ile has heao lett by lac Go,ernmeut of ...
... to sec inuvl* more, done the of looking after mothers just before childbirth. He wu* quite certain that creat deal of infant mortality was due to mothers working almost to the time of the birth of their children. Tu seconding the resolution. Mr. Harlock ...
... persuasion. If any of it remains, well, then, it is up to us now to get rid of that also. Questions like housing, education, infant mortality, the hcalthy upbringing of the boys and girls of our country, laws affecting the health of all our people and their ...
... that the death rate was 6.88 per 1,000 of the population, as compared with 8.74 in 1915; 8.83 in 1914, and 8.88 in 1917. Infant mortality was nil following a similar record for 1915, 1916 and 1917. Births numbered ton (three boys und seven girls), equal to ...
... Crewe Anne Hotel. Crewe, at 3.3* p.m. on Saturday. September Utb. Dr. Kmg« original work am) methods hare reduced the infant mortality New Zealand by abont 50 per cent. has been lent hr the Government New Zealand to work in thia country for a.year. In ...
... Hamburg's one, and 6Ra - figures were roughly tree of all parts 'of the country. The same thing was true Of the rate of infant mortality. England and Wales in 1917 it was 97 per thousand. in Gormany.l3o to 140 per thousand. In 1916 in English and Welsh urban ...
... Mandord of Prune and Beira.. He gays the isortaltty stellaten of intuit life is merest corettes Mooed the greet redsrtios infant mortality stitch Wowed the introduction welfare erten.. They wore spending tens of 'thousand. of poen& in Instate tubercotoms A ...
... that work under .coØditioia is beneficial instead of ul,' and' that insufficient food and are the cause of much of the infant mortality and illhealth. Experts seem to have come to tlos conclusion that both inotiier and baby hav e a better chance if the ...
... mucl, more moue in the way of looking after mothers Just before child. birth. Ho was quite certain that a great deal of infant mortality was due to soothers working almost np to the time of the birth of their children. In seconding the reoolution. Mr. Harlook ...
... victory. Although (the Rector) not politician, he reminded the meeting of his interest in child welfare. In this country infant mortality was the rate one in every five minutes during the first rear of childhood. Well, what he wanted tell the meeting was ...