... Sain OF INFANT ID RANCE, A sick aod death club at here infant mortality ranks exceedingly bigh—haa, of its medical officer under rat. says the Birmingham Gazette, just lost the services liar circum- ‘The club has an as treasurer, and the undertaker's ...

... of Mr H. W- Chatter ton, the unsuccessful candidate for Tottenham Division. Both applications were granted. PREVENTING INFANT MORTALITY. The House of Commons Committee on Police and Sanitary Regulations had before them to-day a bill promoted by Huddersfield ...

... spread over an area about that of Great Britain, is put at 11,000,000, and of these more are men epidemics prosper. women. Infant mortality is high, and ...

... the attics im the older portion of the town. A gemeral i was made as to the infant mortality ‘ol 1906, which worked out at 145.75 per Oud. Thies was the bighest in- fant mortality experienced for a number of years and was chiefly caused by diarrhea, 14 cut ...

... the conditions AN “INSULT TO WORKI PEO . Ar the meeting of the of the the Ware be thought the people aight fe the bill infant mortality, be thought that there was occasion the working people, as it was well-known there was a0 kinder to children SATURDAY ...

... embark upon this course if an agreement can be reached by any other means. HUDDERSFIELD AND INFANT MORTALITY. The Press Association states that the infant mortality for Ituddeisfield for the year just closed is 97. This is the first time, so far back as ...

... Dr Wyman saya :--The steady decrease in general mortality does not apply to tho infante , It is rccogiiisou tliat gasiro-intcstinal disease is tho largest sing-le factor determining infant mortality . This oiiormous loss of potential wcath is of grave ...

... of . health for Glasgow , introduced a • ' c ^ isoussioa : upon > Infantile Mortality . 'The lecturer . ' said that : in following . the course ; of infant' mortality over . • a series of ; years few-features were more ' str iking'than ' . tho contrasts ...

... Going over the vario ' us Bills . introduced dulrihg the . ^ past foiir years , dealing with licensing , education , infant mortality . lh 6 Army . and tho oaro of tho children ) ( AO Bpeaiter 6 iW ? ( bat if aH of them had 'been ^ aceS on the Statute ...

... was under the most rigid sanitary conditions, and unmixed with any acid or other ingredient which might cause a high infant mortality. (Applause.) Feeding stuffs were dear, but the main cause of cow>- keeper's distress was tho high price they had pay ...

... INTERESTING LECTURE IN BATHGATE. Under the auspices St David’s U.F. Church Union, a entitled Infant Mortality, th© Wastage of Human Life,” was given the Com Excliarnge Monday evening by Bailie W- F. Anderson, ex-convener of Pubkic Health of the city of ...

... attics in the older portion the town. (b) A general inquiry was made as to the infant mortality of 1906, which worked out at 145.75 per 1000. This was the highest infant mortality experienced for a number of years, and was chiefly caused diarrhoea, 14 out ...