... for the corresponding quarter in any year since these statistics were first registered. Owing to the usual high rate of infant mortality, the birth-rate and the death-rate generally vary in the same proportion, so that a very low rate in one case generally ...

... districts the average was lees, because the mothers were in the habit of nursing their children themselves. The rate of infant mortality seems to be higher in England than Scotland, which the with attributes to the custom of English mothers of stuffing ...

... mere statement that there was only one death in a child under one year of IMP (i.e., en infant mortality of Only 32.2 per 1.000). proves that the proper care of infants is not overlooked in your district. At the census in 1901 the population was 1,883, which ...

... Eoyal Infants' Presemtin, SUPPLIED TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA. thm ntuf that fret nfh4 'VTiOinVDDEAD^RATßkSMwitiitamrd-.rama JL itlstbebestevsTknows** the Found Dm*. Ton fr— 1 fl. a/-. 8/-. of Saxitohp So*. Sandy. Sold Ch ...

... FRIENDLY SOCIETIES AND INFANT INSURANCE. Valuable testimony baa jnsfc been of the Friendly Societies’ Bill, which may now considered as virtually adopted by the I>gt»lature. This testimony was given by the largest Friendly Society the United Kingdom, ...

... INFANT INSURANCE. CORONER HICKS ON CHILD MURDER FOR MONEY. Mr. Atha'sten Braxton Hicks, the coroner for Surrey, calls attention, in a lengthy and conclusive letter to the London Times, to the results of infantile insurance as it is now extensively practised ...

... DRUGGING OF INFANTS. The report of the Special Committee appointed by the Sheffield City Council to inquire into infantile mortality in the city has been issued. Numerous recommendations are made, including the supply of dried milk for bottle fed infant. the ...

... et, borne by his nurse through the driving snow to the icy meeting-house. It is not surprising to learn that the mortality among infante was appalling. Puritan mothers were all strict churchgoers, and they and their babies figured largely in the Sabbath ...

... the bodies of Bulgarian peasants with terrible wounds in the head and neck, sometimes mutilated and disfigured ; women and infants, children and old men, both Turkish and Bulgarian, fallen in the fields the roadside half buried in the snow, or lying :'n ...

... rate, coupled with the high rate of infantile mortality, has led to a general recognition of the immense importance of adopting all reasonable means to rear healthy and vigorous children from those infants who are born alive. Dr. Ad. Pouasardin has recently ...

... practieal attention which has been given to the rearing of Infants, and particularly to their nourishment, during the last third'of a century. It is just thirty-six years since Mellin, of Infant Food celebrity, started his life-saving industry, and it is ...

... prac- tical attention which has been given to the rearing of Infants, and particularly to their nourishment, during the last third of a century. It is just thirty-six years since Mellin, of Infant Food celebrity started his life-saving industry, and it is ...