... crime, and quoted statistics showing the decline in infant mortality according to increased number rooma in the tenement - occupied by families. In carman Moments in Finsbury in 1906 the intent -mortality rate was more than twice as high as in the fourroom ...

... amineotad therewith a rubber tube, hose, or such con-1 tritium& Ths Health Commissioner, Dr. Ernest. Weeds, stated that the infant mortality Me fallen vary materially Once its adoption. Qom ataaaawna. Qom Mari/barite of Italy is very food still of wring white ...

... report for 1923, lays that the death rate of 11.8 per 1,000 was the lowest ever recorded in this country and that the infant mortality rata of 89 per 1,000 was also the lowest registered, in dicating as it did the saving at 16,000 1 babies' over and above ...

... frequently, as Is well known, a potent factor in the dmiew. nation of • number of serious dimeses, and boo gnat influence on infant mortality. the inception of the National League for • Pbyeiettl Education sad Improvement in 11035, the queation of pure milk has ...

... not need more schemes. hut more kitchens. Queues are b till long, and cleating unrest. I am told that in some places infant mortality is perceptibly increasing. MITT= TIM WZOLZ is that the advice of practical people with experience of kitchens and canteens ...

... the protevaton.—ltaagedoder, in Navy end Army. INFANT MORTALITY AND DAD MILK. M. Coulon Leroux published in the Malin an article (to which brief reference was made yesterday) on the infant mortality calmed by had and adulterated milk. The Standard's ...

... NEAP Of us do say that most of the talk about Irish Registrar - General. „Waterloo House, infant mortality w exaggeration or is fi gures in the general Infant Mortality table are those for 1916-the on ; and of nonasose or that if the deaths are not last figures ...

... The assistant Oriels. to the Leaden Rao Wt&. Dr. Halati on. Land. infant Mortality, while smile.* hit whim to the myths& which Mould be to ameba the enormous mortality amend infants, be did not mit his to accede We danger, thought, of fa* into • of mirth:lW ...

... encourage the o' Plymouth In take a proper are of their new born tail with a view to making an effort to realm- rate of infant mortality Plymouth daring toy tf okor I Mali be glad if you inform thr eanita.y l'omnottea that it . the u Mee. peeler and myvell ...

... which ash sliced rapidly in Galen'. Hie Peery is an important one in the regress of the war. WHAT HERALD READERS THINK INFANT MORTALITY. eh) the &maims Herat.) btr,-1 kayo read your onto). oa !mast vita a great dead of interest, bot I think Qtr. or two ...

... Thuru 4 7, M the annual general meethm of the National Society of Day the questions of the felling birthrate and of the infant mortality rate The war, die said (according to the Tnes report) had taught bow important its children wen to nation, and shown ...

... Rhondda ha. been apprecinied. Dr. Mary &barbeb tteted that the proposals would greatly help forward the ounpa.gn dune. and infant mortality sad would have • unify* effect oa the whole profession. ...