... INFANT MORTALITY paper on this subject, which was read before the Royal Statistical Society, last week, Dr. Ilf.iH Jones, sheds a lur. l li;dit the kind of treatment which many children receive at the hands of their parents, and which largely conduces ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Sir, I wonder St Mr. Freedmen bee Micovered M.o.H. at Watford le the of the Increased infect =Malty .. . _ tiors be brow Dr. Robert Wick, dental ammo. intenostiond nonsientative or American Modem of Nutrition former 4 = mind? bkmover ...

... INFANT MORTALITY !! lIIHE great number of infanta dying annually, 1 owing to the various diseases affecting them in the very earliest stages of infant life, is a fact often lost sight of, and the question is frequently asked, WHAT SHALL I GIVE BABY For ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. COUNCILLOR’'S STRANGE VIEWS. At West Hartlepool Town Council on Tuesday, on the proposal to appoint a female sanitary inspeetor, Councillor Dodd urged the necessity for efforts towards the dissipation of ignorance among mothers in the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold a*'d wet weather has had disastrous effect upon the health of children in Liverpool. At the last meeting the Health Committee was re; that the number of deaths the previous week was being 163 more than in the corresponding ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, On Wednesday afternoon Coroner D3nford Thomas conducted an enquiry, at the Marylebone Mortuary, into the circnmatances attending the deaths of three infant children. The rust case was that of Williui Berkshire, the newly born child of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The d 4 ath of Mabel Florence Goodwin, the six toonths' old child of a warehouse as‘istant, living at 7, Parrett-street, formed the subject of an inquiry at the Marylebone coroners court. evidence showed that the mother went out to work ...

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... INFANT MORTALITY the Oarooer’s Court, Nottangham, yesterday, Mr. C. L. conducted inquariee into two sad cases of aiiucet character. One wus into the cnrcwmtftancea siUcading the death Arthur Ball, aged seven weeks, of 6, Newington-«t ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The mortality occurring in infants under one vear of age is 25,-as compared with 35 in the previous year. The estimated death-rate per thousand hildren born in the district during the year is 117. In the previous year thoe death-rate ...

... INFANT MORTALITY!! grog nt ober of infants dying owing to the affecting them in the very earliest of infant life, is a fact ales lost sight of and the question is frequently asked, WHAT SHALL I GIVE KY BABY For Csamilidons. To Teething To give Natural ...

... one so far infant mortality is concerned, but addition to this advantage thero can be little doubt that a profound change being made for the better in the condition* under which infants are reared. lees than 383—thata fifth of all the infant* who died ...