... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhoea. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative, but this alone will not avail if the milk or food be exposed to the contamination ...

... ♦ MAYOR CHECKS INFANT MORTALITY. Aklarman Benjamin Broadbent, brother of Sir William Broadbent. made public on Friday las: some facto of national importance with regard tc bit bcheme for checking the high rate of infantile mortality, by offering .E 1 ...

... for the first six months of the current veer Huddersfield has an infant mortality lower by 22 per cent, than the seventy-six great. towns. an 1 for the third quarter the infant mortality lower by 44 per cent. The total cost to the Corporation does not ...

... infancy, and to a smaller degree in after years. Owing to the progress of hygiene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the main avoided, and the average ...

... appreciation of the true idea of Imperialism whmi, with Mr John Burn., ho met a deputation from the National :on fertmoe on Infant Mortality. He fondle.' root of our imperialism when he disrumed our risponability in the matter of rearing an imperial race. well ...

... seeder, though not for publication. Principal Contents of To-Oay's Paper• 2. Serial: The Man of the Crag.—A Mayor Checks Infant Mortality.— Lathe,: Column.- Words of Windom. PAGI 3. Agriculture.— Horticulture.— Bit.. from Books.—Factx Fancies. int,: for ...

... with young life, the question is an interest. ing subject, more especially when it is generally alleged that much of the infant mortality which occurs is due to ignorance, improper feeding, nursing, and mismanagement. 'Mere were 441 coins of infeetione diseases ...

... overcrowded areas the proportion of the brunette element is in excess. and the infant mortality amongst blonde children is greatest. This is in some measure corrected by the great mortality at ages from 20 to 25 due to tuberculosis—a disease which, as already ...

... Health Association of Ireland, which has in view a threefold object. Firstly, to reduce the mortality from consumption; secondly, to reduce infant mortality in the larger towns; and thirdly, to improve the hygienic condition of the national schools. ...

... which produced the most favourable impression, and more than one thoughtful observer, to whom the awful statistics of infant mortality were familiar. could not resist ezp.• e aaion.c of admiration for the pains be-towed in a busines - , of almost national ...

... one of the most serious with which they bad to deal. They must admit it was a grave danger, when they considered the infant mortality. and the fact that infi.nt4 were dependent entirely upon the milk supply. Hy sterilising they del away with the danger ...

... and February, 1. Included in above list was the infant mortality, there being fifteen deaths of children under one year, or more than a fourth of the total. For the past five years the average of infant deaths came to 117.781 per thousand, but for 1904 ...