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... U OR UNDER-MDINO THII DEADLY I—Some light on this question is thrown by a report of the Jewish Board of Guardians on infant mortality in the East End of London. The poor dews are mostly affectionate parents. They do not beat their children, or Starve ...
... persons were knocked down and injured, and five hones killed themselves by running against iron gates, lamp posts, &c. THE INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. Dr Thomas Orimshaw, Regiitrar-General of Ireland referring to the City of Dublin death-rate amongst children ...
... demisters caused by eiceination none of them would take the risk; the practice would be abandoned by the entire faculty, and infant mortality enormously lessened. Will those who have suffered injury or death from vaccination in their own families, and others ...
... disasters caused by vaccination none of them would take the risk ; the practice would be abandoned by the entire faculty, and infant mortality enormously lessened. those who have suffered injury or death front vaccination in their own families, and others who ...
... towns which show the highest rime of infant mortality tanned b. clamed as manufactosing towns, or towns in whseh any considerable proportion of work in fsaturiss. We doubt / moreover, whether in ',lntim to infant life fmnory work is morn detrinteotal ...
... and the consumer's point of view. One fact alone, upon which medical men unanimously agree, that • lane per oentage of infant mortality and many outbreaks of enteric fever are directly traceable to an impure milk supply, is sufficient in itself to justify ...
... PROTECTION OF INFANTS. It woald nem prohibition »«to what infant abonld eat waa an interference with individual and family riglita, jet the French law probibiU the giving of tolid food to an infant of one year. It ia fact, however, that nea'ly per cent ...
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... Gloucester epidemic afford to the protective value of infant vaccination derived from the con aid stations of. the age incidence to the mortality the attacks, the FATAUTT. Let examine the mortality statistics: Under 10 10 to yre and yean. yean. upwards ...
... three upon the man in Boer or British hod, Such share of mortal spoil coeld boast ; While Battle's breath was ruthless bat. Aed Death was &slim each his lot? A stripling boy The years tonnes@ ! An infant soldier of lb. Queen? Unflinching It'll he stood his ...
... year the number had jumped up to 591, and eyehilie in infante under one year of age has gone on increasing ever eince until in 1883 the number of deaths reached 1,813. It bee increased fourfold in infante since the palming of the Compulaory Vaccination Act ...
... veldt. What man in Boer or British host. Such share mortal spoil could boaat ; While Battles bresth was ruthless hot. And Death was dealing each his lot ! A stripling boy ! Ilia years fourteen ! An infant soldier the ! Unflinching still stood his ground ...