... although a furious damage is estimated at £14,000, “STARCH POISONING ‘as been good authority to be the ‘main cause of Infant mortality. No tarinaceous food should oa child bas a full mouth of teeth, unless such too has been previously mal Horlick’e Maited ...

... children, the nursing of tho sick, cleanliness, and hygicne generally. Tt fs hoped by thi means to eheck the excessive infant mortality prevalent in the city. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Mk. J. BURNS ON THE WAY 10 PRE’ ‘TT YT As president ef the National Conference on Infantile Mortality, which opens today in Lenton, Mr. Joba Burns (President of the Loca! Government Board) last nicht aa address lo a large gathering of ...

... been prepared, , a better water supply should lie provided. The birth-ime was 25*51 and the death-rate 16*01 per 1,000 infant mortality 151*16 per 1,000 births, zymotic death-rate 3*67 per 1,000. In reply advertisement for a surveyor to report on the main ...

... delay. JOHN Beeretary. September 5 non-read, Lewisham, London, 5.E VTRPANT MORTALITY .—In your notice of the health of Plymowth there is one fact omitted with to infant mortality whieh I should like te cal? attention to, The very high rate infanta months ...

... ‘= ‘alleviate vast amount of suffering, . by assistance in tal 5 tornity ceses and instruc- mothers, do t and it fin infant mortality, the mutch to reduce the high rat which is rendered all the moro the alarming fail in the birth-rete. therefore, is involved ...

... of deaths was Wathowe from rural district), a rate of Of tbe 195 $ ia the éaths 41 were under 5 years, under twelve am infant mortality of at: 67 the deaths wreorer TO, 22 between 60 and 90, whilst three em over 90. death-rate is 19% yw, Raral asd Fitzpaine ...

... doctore.— Chairman aaid the of the country a8 going down, and infant mortality eas; not lessen: gave rife to painfal a3 to tho fatare of our national eficiency ‘The fundam: 4] cause of infant mortality was the want of ian of the duties of moiber- hood amonzet ...

... months—that is dé as also are there bodies. The food brovet such house: soon becomes 40.000 infants t Here, then, we have a field for somal w: war Infant mortality in (90% St. Mary's. 33L per LGA bi of the st efforts of all who, in the werd: of Leg Bournvile ...

... Sunday, and wee ...

... and Pruit Society.—Bxbibition tr ‘om November 10th. STARCH POISONING has deen on good authority to be the main cause infant mortality. No farinareous teed should be given to a child until tt bas a fall mouth of teeth, unless euch tod has been previously ...

... pneumonia and diphtheria in tho SO yeare, and there was a painful in cancer. Infant mortalit; had decreased, but there was ail and preventi waste in infant life, In infant. mortality was lees than in BE nd of the children were breast-fed. last factor would ...