... should be supplied with •mall pamphlet guide to infant dieting (bear, hear). hoped the nodical profession would senst him carrying that scheme into effieet. If they aeuld reduce tho sum infant mortality they would red the general death rate very materially ...

... factory employment upon infant mortality and the health of married women. In the twenty-eight largest towns of England the average mortality wan 182 of every 1,000 children born. The highest rate was in Preston, where the infant mortality ...

... contagious and infectious disease, from which at no time is I our «tv entirely free. 1 lAtaly there has been large infant mortality. ' studying too cloesly the manner* children receiving tokens given with kindly irftent, are not of the late deaths to ...

... death rate for 1897 which was 112 per cent, lower than for the previous eight years. He referred also to the question of infant mortality dealt with in the report, which showed that of every 1,000 deaths 169 were children under one year,and that in 15 large ...

... safeguarded. Mr. John Bums has backed the bill. The attention of the Homo Secretary to given the pcserat moment to the infant mortality in certain artisan towns where women are largely engaged In factory labour. The has been brought prominently forward ...

... Barrslt. Crsnaser : Morning. Mr Chadwick ereniug. K,t. W. WUlj.h.. P«iUll ro.d ; tunin. trrS srecuag. Rev W. U. ScoiUi. INFANT MORTALITY, A CORONER’S SUGGESTIONS. Yesterdav afternoon, the concluiioa of inquest hold at Cbebea on the body of Margaret Dale ...

... PROTECTION OF INFANT LIFE. PAPKR BY DR. H. R. JONES. At aaasetiag of Ih* Royal Htatiatacal Society, Toeaday, th* of Practical Geology, London, paper (which had gamed th* Howard Medal) read by Dr. Hugh R. Jonea, Liverpool, Tb* P*rila Protration at Infant life ...

... introduction of infantile insurance the mortality returns chew that infant-life has improved 15 per cent. At a recent meeting of medical men hi Liverpool the prize essay on •this subject attributed infant mortality to causes other than that of insurance ...

... Hamilton rood. Liverpool. 13th November. 1899. INFANT MORTALITY IN CHESHIRE TOWNS. PROPO93D CONFERENCE At a meeting of the Cheshire Council Friday a discussion took piece upon the ques- tion of infant mortality in the boroughs of Stalybridge. Dukinfield, ...

... special inquiry has been undertaken during the past summer by the wfomen in ornto the cause s of the unusually high rate of infant mortality, and the reult seems to show most incontestably tatu improer feoding is more responsible for ienfant deaths than any ...

... women twenty sod forty-fire, engaged home. Thet the rets of infant mortality each towns should ezesodre is not ell sarprisins ; the seme time, ls Collet retry feiriy points oat, the high infant mortelity rates in end Set. ford, where the percentage occupied ...

... ie toe toe A. & — morrow fromm Bostoo ex are due te AFRICAN OOAST, fe Post for Seepeboh per on THE HEALTH OF CHESHIRE. INFANT MORTALITY IN THE OOUN Dr. Vaeber, medical offeer of health for county of Chester, has imced his report for the past veer Tt states ...