... the infant mortality per thousand was 195. The second class comprised those where fewer were engaged in work; :hero the infant mortality was 16d. The third t.s.s comprised those in which practically no women ere engaged in work; in these the ...

... separated milk. It was stated that, owing to the almost total atsence of nutrition in this article, there was an excessive infant mortality, especially amonz the poor.—Mr. Long, in reply, expressed his sympat .y with the objects of the deputation, and eaid ...

... separated milk. It was stated that, owing to the almost total atsence of nutrition in this article, there was an excessive infant mortality, especially among the poor.—Mr, Long, in reply, expressed his sympat .y with the objects of the deputation, and said ...

... J.G.C.J.E. The general death-rate in Hull was last week lower than it has been since the week ending September 12th. Infant mortality has not been so favourable since May. The zymotic deathrate was lower than in any week since the last week in October ...

... said to bave baen the man who got up tbe corner in nursing bottles, and kept them ©ub of the market w was doubled sud infant mortality Shirty per cent. He -nfl'tly deules the n'y.:-s 1 believe that nl: teas, for o mag is mors thoroughly tras, for cortainly ...

... county. He said he found that infant mortality was much greater among artificially-fed than among naturally-fed children. Infant mortality in the north of England was much higher than in the south. The total average mortality of children in ...

... 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 ...

... gtories will appear in the Hull Times on Saturday. STARCH POISONING has been said good authority to be the main cause of infant mortality. farinaceous food should be given child till has a fuli mouth teeth, unless such food has been previously malted. Horlick's ...

... end fruits. told ererywnere in tine. L. aids. by chemists and medicine vandals. TWO Goon Txmoil.—Jackames Oa. It Ws ? INFANT MORTALITY: DRINKING AND MILL WORKING, The Northers Deily Tekrespl says :—The Rev„ W. A. Simms, pastor of Montague Street Coupe ...

... varied from 12.51 and 12.83 per 1,000 in Bolton and Heaton Wards to 20.18 and 20.42 in the South and East Bowline Wards Infant mortality •aried from 134 per 1,000 births in West Bowling Ward to 266 in the West Ward. Lord Rosebery was this week entertained ...

... county. He said he found that infant mortality was much greater among artificially-fed than among naturally-fed children. Infant mortality in the north of England was much higher than in the south. The total average mortality of children in ...