... Infant Mortality. We wish we could feel more assurance than we do that the Medical Officer’s optimistic figures regarding infantile mortality in Sheffield were entirely the outcome of improved conditions and more careful motherhood. It is greatly to be ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Miss Isabel G. Smith dealt with infant mortahty-. She said. taking the figures for the grea — of the country for 1898. a comparison 0! f the general death rate (19 per 1.000), and that for infants under per 1,000), demonstrated the the ...

... five. The Sheffield mortality in infants was exceeded only Salford, Burnley, and Preston. The progress made in sanitation during the last years had effected great saving life. but it was not child life, | for the infant mortality stood where it was. Some ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN FRANCE. fan' The infantile mortality due ,c is exceptionally high in some -i*% latest statistics show that _tfte Q J \ Troyes from this cause « o» £ nfc 64 per cent-, at Manns per cent., 56 . sur-Mer 49 per cent.-'r^d^**^^-^ ...

... Infant Mortality in Sheffield. Alderman J. W. WILSON, of Sheffield, said ho thought they should do thoir utmost with Members of Parliament to get this Bill passed, especially the section that referred to the appointment of officers who deal with children ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT BOSTON Th« Boston Coroner yesterday investigated the death nurse-child belonging to Mary Elizabeth Baas, domestic servant, of East Keal, which was being reared by Martha Elizabeth Simpson, a young married woman, Rkirbeck. The infant ...

... with high rate of infant mortality. Practically all the towns, both bad and good, showed an improvement last year. The nineteen good towns grouped by the Registrar-General showed reduction of' 16.3 per oent. in their infant mortality, compared with the ...

... A iarge number of children mortality of suffering from to the derot im- during August and September, a ae cents Dr. Harris speaks hopefully of the venture, and and all those Ge with for the reduction of infantile mortality will watch the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN LONDON. FIVE MOTHERS CENSURED. At the Lambeth Coroner's Court, Mr. A. Braxton Hacks held five inquests the bodies of children who had died while sleeping with their parents, the cause of death in majority of cases being suffocation ...

... in that oounty. said found that infcnt mortality was much greater among artificially-fed than among naturally-fed children. mortality in the north of England was much higher than in the south. The average mortality children in the artisan' towns of the ...

... Habits of Parents and Infant Mortality. Infantile mortality affected the habits the parents was discussed by Dr. Hope, medical of Liverpool, who compared a number of investigations made in that city. The lesson be learnt was the great value of visiting ...

... CORONER'S VIEW ON INFANT MORTALITY. Yesterday Mr. P. P. Maitland held an inquest at the body of Edith Simmons, the months old daughter of Edward Simmons, miner. The mother left the child large rocker whilst she went down the garden take some clothes from ...