... successful in as it hat lx:cn there, where I am informed, th« system has diminished the infant mortality b» onc-half. . • 1 feel that there is enormous waste of infant life the Metropolis, a great deal being duo to entire absence of knowledge of the proper ...

... attention —including periodic cleansing—is imperatively required. WOMEN'S LABOUR AND INFANT MORTALITY inquity into the conditions of women's labour and infant mortality tout lies upon übjaft which has special claim for the community Dundee. Without women's ...

... salary was fixed 1892, his duties have largely increased. For instance, more attention has now to given connection with infant mortality and the control of tuberculosis. Greater supervision is also required in to workshops, bakehouses, dairies, and inspection ...

... presided over by Hon, Brother A. F. Wight, -who introduced the lecturer. Dr Smart delivered an interesting discourse infant mortality. In a lucid manner he detailed the causes death, which were for the most pert due had feeding and bad housing He condemned ...

... the district this year. The parishes of Carmyllie, Tnverkei'or. Kirkdeu. and 8t Vigeana bad all a heavy infant mortality. Had not the infant mortality, which was largely due to preventable causes, lieen high, the death rate of the diatrict would have been ...

... little advantage. In a matter 1904 to 185,285 at the end of 1905, an increase of 8 per cent. Most of the female Benson; Infant Mortality, by Margaret of this kind we might reasonably expect Trade Unionists are engaged in the Lanca- M‘Millan ; and Darwinism ...

... HOW INFANTS' FoOD 18 MADE. Mucu public attention has lately been directed to the seriousness of infant mortality in this cowitry. It is agreed that this mortality is largely doe to improper feeding. And since many mothers, especially when they are alto ...

... ters of the number of children born were successfully to reach maturity. Much has been done in the past to alleviate infant mortality, but there is still much to be done before we begin to cry out for the production of more human beings. As regards the ...

... and for the develop 51W of operation amongst small holders. ripeiking the milk simply. he expressed the opinion that infant mortality was do, more to scarcity milk than the .apply of tuberculosis milk. lle wanted a Royal Commission to inqiiire into the ...

... prepared milk in hands corporations counteracted high infant mortality, but valuable these institutions were, nothing could take the place Nature'? own food for infants. KILLING OFF THE SUPERFLUOUS. A long discussion ensued on Dr Temple man's paper. agreed ...

... The subject of infant mortality in workhouses dealt with in a paragraph which shows that of the total deaths of ohildren (15 years and under) 42 per cent, were nnder one year and 15 per cent, under five years. Improper feeding infants is given as the ...

... NOVEMBER 24, 1904. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, replying to a deputation who called attention to the prevalence of Infant mortality, said the statistics were appalling. It was the •.f the Government to see that children were I ,en under good conditions ...