... events are Lot infrequently described and treated as ' inevitable. Among these may be placed the view that the ratio of infant mortality must needs be greater in industrial centres than in rural districts. The tact that such actually is the case is beyond ...

... investigated by a Select Committee of the House of Lords—whether there is any appreciable connection between infant insurance and infant mortality. There is no doubt that of recent years some ghastly stories have been told of parents insuring their children ...

... that I should have suggested that his mischievous activities would have been much better employed in looking after the infant mortality in Newcastle, but if he will refer to the report of the proceedings of the National Liberal Federation at Newcastleon-Tyne ...

... shorten life ; and even if an Act be passed restricting or even altogether forbidding infant insurance, we do not imagine there will be any great diminution of infant mortality. No Act of Parliament can change human nature as exemplified among the heartless ...

... recorded, and 1.6 per thou4and below that of the t. ii years 1899-Ibw. Moot rviiiiirkatile of all. is the decline of infant mortality the number of deaths of children under one year being 11 per thowand less than in 1608. In these happy circumstances ...

... extent is , very often carried, hence the nece such stringent incits , ures h.r its J• U. U. Degradation of the Workers— Infant Mortality. Dear Peter.—l wish h. impfe-- on you • Ahern p in my last letter—a Dion appr.ximately unemployed, ten wiltions on the ...

... y conducted. TURRE was perhaps a touch of pathos beneath the Premier's humorous remarks to last week's deputation on infant mortality that he was not qualified from his own knowledge or experience to deal with any of the remedies suggested, for, of course ...

... of all Chemists and Perfumers. INFANT MORTALITY IN RUSSIA. —The medical reports presented to the local authorities by the doctors of the Zerivrtroii reveal an alarming state of things with regard to infant mortality. It appeals that in many of the ...

... unsweetened. The want at was one of the chief causes of the high infantile mortality. Many of the deaths were due to wanton neglect. Another consideration is that the infant mortality of the Boers in tunes of peace is much higher than any European nation ...

... teet•fy that tubercular meningitis is Oise of the moat frequent clauses r f infant mortality, and on one can tell in how omit a dein. se the pre. alence of that Juicier among infants is dee to tree use of milk from tube+- Woes .awe. Or again, the germs of ...

... parents in the town giving them guidance in the matter of feeding babies. The effort is directed towards trying to reduce infant mortality. Through the leaking of an electric cur• rent near Oxford Street. London, recently, a cab hors• u•aa electrocuted, and ...

... ntertained with a marvel of this description, one would touch prefer to see the roads widened. The report of Dr Sergeant on infant mortality in Lancashire, raises a very old quits Lion. which has vexed the • ds of many medical men. In this case the death rate ...