... table. Blue Teas in lead packets 1/10, 2/-, 2/4 lb STARCH POISONING has been said on good authority to be the main cause infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to child tih it has a full mouth of teeth, unless food has been previously malted ...

... LOCKINGTON. A PHENOMENAL DEATH RATE.—Putting aside a slight infant mortality, the entire population of Lockington, some 500 in number, who saw the beginning of last year also saw its close, with four exceptions, and of these all but one had passed the ...

... Totals for England sad Wales 74 90 SO STOWII Poise:CM} has been said. on good authority, 1 be the main tense of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless snob food been provioasly malted ...

... deaths had been 25, equal to a rate of 15 90 per 1000 per anuum ; the births had been 30, equal to a rate of 1908. The infant mortality had totalled up to 178 per 1000 of the children born. There bad been five cases reported to the Coroner. Eleven cases ...

... of 21,000. The average death-rate is found to be 30.3 per 1,000, compared with 21.2 for the rest of the borough. The infant mortality reaches 239.2 per 1.000 births, as against 168 3 for the rest of the borough, anel 150 in the large towns of England ...

... meeting with add by the trade and friendly societiee of the town, and in the of a reply, hie stated that in introducing his Infant Mortality Bit. be was not actuated by any hostility whatever to friendly societiem. Speaking on trade questions, hie Grace condemned ...

... EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN IN FACTORIES. THE QUESTION OF INFANT MORTALITY. On Wednesday, the Home Secretary received a deputation from the British Medical Association, who submitted statements as to the excessive mortality of infanta due to the occupation of married ...

... upon ♦he infant mortality the districts affected The influence on the intent death-rate mothers who left their iioi.ies during the day to work factories w.».-» thown by the iacl that Staflord-dvro nlort- the raciice was for the death oi infants annually ...

... THE CAUSE OP INFANT MORTALITY. A SUNDERLAND CORONER'S STRICT Up-, An inquest was held yesterday aftorno. Sunderland by Mr C. E. Barnes, deputy c■ , * I touching the death of a child named Isabella Wv*^ I Mclndoe Davison, 21 months old. — Dr. J 0 ?? ningham ...

... was called in, but his services were of no avail. STARCH POISONING has been said on good authority to the main cause of infant mortality. farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food has been previously ...

... by Sir Walter Poster, M_'., a long diecuesion took on the employment of married women in factories; and u bearing upon infant mortality it urged that puss mischief resulted from the present system. It was that a Royal Commission should be appointed to deal ...

... rate in the Darieh, and of C, which is rather higher than last quarter. The avenge age death was nearly 61 years; Tbs Infant mortality rspresented the very low rate of 47'6 per thousand birtha. Dr Hollings arid his had inquired into throe alleged eases ...