... to the effect of ' factory employment upon infant mortality and the health of married women. Quotig from th n Registrar-General's return, ho sai that fi r the 28 largest towns of England the infant mortality was 162 wer thousand of the children bern The ...

... per 1,000 Glasgow, Calton, and Gorbells, which that time had population of 43,000. In that year, ass the present time, infant mortality was proportionally large, one-tenth of all the deaths occurring between the ages of two aud five years. Of 1,3! deaths ...

... 1891. 'were St slatgs, with 32 per cent., and Lochee, .with 30 6 per cent. St Mary's shows the highest average rate of' infant mortality in Dundee for the five years 1891-5: Lochee shows the lowest. ' 13. An analysis of the returns for- one district in 1891 ...

... Mrs Alfred Osler (of , Birmingham) read the lirst oie, in the course of awhich she adduced some information concerning infant mortality which is so large in most big -centres. Shealssogavesomevaluabie hintsas tothe necessity of fresh air, ventilation, general ...

... they qualified nurse—one who will be ready to help me ™u*t be received with a grain of ealt, Oar ney im dealing with the infant mortality among the Yer holidays are observed after the islanders, and for carrying out the instructions of fashion, old style ...

... casting & eyoon 1804, 52s. ted. had for some time societies, but be slice | as be trusted with with the ts the Sas , oe. infant mortality at present of it ip connection Ee set ‘Wilson said to the working ship, Rox. éo, cecasion for this it wasa well-known ...

... tality.” He both diseases as lai iy contributing to the causes of infantile mor- tality. From diarrhea the h rate of infant mortality wes largely si yy cli- matic and other insanitary conditions. The causes of diar . which were in the soil, might net ...

... Links Leith yesterday. >»)«m ■melliog laud.im.n. which he wa. th« f lakioa: for hle*pl*»««n»*»t* •o'i bp*cl*c « him. infant Mortality in LE IT u.- A^ ut '' tent, the de»th« in Leith dnimg »b« children under five year- age- 'A _ t e ttiadu to the medical ...

... too that th e same paper which contains an quickly either, upon • system which Pia account of how professional up the infant mortality by baby hardly be said to have been conceived in !keep framing, contains also the decision of die the best interests ...

... be doubt that tho The alternatives are increase of erecbee would about . „ children over to the occasional decrease of infant mortality in large cities where fed iiTmpemnt a neigh- the women have to be whole in part th. boar woman, or to tnko on* of th* ...

... Kndgegate. The rate in the former is 16 per 1,000, in the latter it is 40 far 1 000. The infant mortality is more appalling. In the West-End district the death-rate among infants from lfct ...

... houses. Commenting those two points. Lord Roaobery spoke of the excessive infant mortality of Glasgow, which he regarded A GREAT REPROACH THE COMMUNITY. It had been said that the mortality of Glasgow was due to the smoke. The change in the atmospheric conditions ...