... EMPLOYED IN FACTORIES. Mr. Asquith replying yesterday to a deputation from the British Medical Association, wbo, to lessen infant mortality, advocated the prevention of mothers from working in factories at a certain period, said mothers were often the largest ...

... urged that tbe use of tinned separated milk was not only worthless bat injurious for children, and seriously in- creased infant mortality. Mr. Long, in reply, could not promise in bis Food and Drags Bill to compel the words unsuitable for children or adults ...

... 1,000, 261 ; death rate per 1,000, 16*4 ; ru. ,f infant mortality, 155*1 ; zymotic death rate, I*ol, Kasingwold Parish Birth rate [ier I/Nmi -m; .-■ . death rate per 1,000, 22*2; ra c of infant mortality, 170 l; zymotic death rat.-, Jo; In the whole district ...

... and effectual appli- cation of the brake. Starch Poisoning has been te.id, on good au- thority, to be the main cause of Infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child t II it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food haa been previously ...

... the late Mr. Tom M'Carthy a pubßc funeral. Stabch Poisoning has beeu said, on good au- thority, to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given io a child tJB it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food ___3 been previously ...

... popula- tion of the district in that year was 8,357, the birth-rate per 1,000 237, and the death-rate 16 59. The rate of infant mortality was 76 1, and th. zymotic death-rate 03. The death-rate, the doctor observes, ha 3 been largely increased by the presence ...

... popula- tion of the district in that year was 8,857, the birth-rate per 1,000 23*7, anel the death rate 1659. The rate of infant mortality was 76*1, auel the zymotic death-rate -03. The death-rate, the doctor observes, has been largely increased by the presence ...

... 000,000 acres smaller. To check infant mortality much has been done, but much evidently yet remains to be accomplished — at least in West Bromwich, Out of 2,194 deaths which occurred there last year 464 were of infants under one year, and 695 of children ...

... which was 19. The infan. mortality, tbat is the proportion ot deaths of children under one year of age to 1,000 births, was 1562. This is below that of the corresponding quarter of 1888, which was 161 1. Tbe rate of infant mortality was high, higher than ...

... Halifax, 1,008. Preston was a bad case. It had more measles and diarrhoea, a higher zymotic death-rate, and a larger infant mortality than any other of the thirty-two large towns. Sunderland stood worst in respect of continued fevers. Burnley of scarlet ...

... in the water is con- trolled by side fins. ♦ i _ . ?? •■ been * d * 01 * good au- thority, to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous rood should be given to a child till it has a lull mouth of teeth, unless such food haa been previously ...

... high infant mortality, are associated with the preval- ence of filth in some form or other, either m the soil, the air we breathe, or the water we drink. Though the average mortality in York is not very high, yet we have a high infant ...