... NORMOUS INFANT MORTALITY Dr G. Danford Thomas, at an inquiry as to the death of an overlain child in London, said that he held 300 cases annually on children who were suffocated in bed with their parents. There were over 1000 children suffocated in London ...

... THE HOME SECRETARY ON INFANT MORTALITY. A deputation from tho British Medical Association yesterday waited upon Mr Asquith to urge the necessity for legislation with the view to lessening infant mortality by preventing mothers from working ia factories ...

... INFAN MORTALITY. attention of the Home Secretary is being given at the present moment to the excessive infant mortality in certain artisan towns where women are largely engaged in factory labour. There can be no question that the excessive mortality in many ...

... to Tae infant mortality of Tokio is hi faves is the too early exposure of new-born cb not unosual to see a week-old baby stra on the back of a child about eight, an: sent out to be jumbled about as its infant nurse plays and romps with other children ...

... To the Editor of the -Dufftown News end Speyside Advertiser.' COW MILK AND CONSUMPTION, OR WHY INFANT MORTALITY REMAINS SO HIGH. Sir,—Your correspondent ' Laichy ' has put a number of very important questions bearing on the report of the last Royal C ...

... Theodore Napier might be able to throw• some light on this dark subject. SPORTS, &c. CRICKS'''. Excitsstyc infant mortality is one of the crying evils of the age, especially among the poorer classes ; although, in a certain restricted sense, as the recent ...

... British Medical Association yesterday waited upon Mr Asquith to urge the necessity for legislation with a view to lessening infant mortality preventing mothers from working in factories for certain period. The deputation also sought have deaths properly certified ...

... TIIE HOME SECRETARY ON INFANT MORTALITY. A deputation from the British Medical Association yesterday waited upon Mr Asquith to urge the necessity for legislation with the view to lessening infant mortality by preventin.: might r.. from working in factories ...

... nobody knows better than Cameron himself that infant mortality is not always highest where women in the fierce struggle for existence are more generally employed in industrial occupations. Infant mortality is, alas, pitifully high in Glasgow and Dundee ...

... application. THU HOME SECRETARY ON INFANT MORTALITY. A deputation from the British Meilical Association Wednesday waited upon Mr Asquith to urge the necessity for legislation with the view to lessening infant mortality preventing mothers from working in ...

... by Sir Walter Foster—a long discussion ttK»k place the employment of married women in factories and it* bearing upon infant mortality, (t was urged that gross mischief resulted fron. the present system, and it was suggested that Royal Commission should ...

... good •uoceas, hi* weight* varying from 7 to 27 lbs. Starch Poisowixo bos been said on good authority be the mam oau*e infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it ha* a full mouth teeth, unless such food been previously malted ...