... lecturing, last evening at the Royal Institute Sanitary Congress at Brighton oa the national importance of child mortality, said a high infant mortality in specially had visa often attributable to municipal neglect nod paramony. which was extravagant of human ...

... attend school these • mortaktr item and whooping:me* deceive and more more ma+ able for the accommodation of older pupils INFANT MORTALITY. Dreasport Figures The simmer who is the health tie glum Towns to gloms regularly at the which are 'weed weal, from of ...

... TRIDAY, 31.ARCI1 16, 19606 NOTES OF THE DAY. If the discussion of • scandal will remedy it, we may hope that infant mortality will be reduced to its minimum within a few years. At present, however, discussion lies ' mee tly among the doctors, and, un ...

... THE MILK GIVEN IT? DOES ITS FOOD CONTAIN SUFFICIENT FAT? mothers should pay great attention to this, a> the enormous infant mortality is stated by the authorities to be due to improper feeding. ...

... the earlier ages. As was to be expected, the infant mortality ts well highest among the poor, and lowest to-do people, but the industrial emplormen: of women docs not explain the excessive infant mortality in the mining counties, although it is regarded ...

... by the light- ing of the town been improved an extension of have shown and slow progress in birth-rate, a high rate of infant mortality, insanitary dwel excitement was exhibited on the vins ot Se eae MP. Me. Lutterell_was presented with education ques- ...

... have un- ‘We wam someone with spirit, , and wae pluck to on his own recocnimnces in £5). their mids on this A CORONER ON INFANT MORTALITY. a child found deed course of an inquest yestorday Londen Ch: coroner, cots for Ja i, bes in Eogiand and fales there ...

... readers of the Bilen Hopkins Act, which was brought about by the self-caoriiicing efforts of a noble ‘The fact that Bootle infant mortality high mereiy shows that Bootle is tehind the times in sanitation measures, and if the signatories to the letter in today’s ...

... AN EXAMPLE TO OTHER TOWNS. OFFICIAL STATIMENT. la with t h e t rage dy at Fleet,l The infant mortality for Haddonfield foe Long and Gt . :hoof, o f .thr year just clawed is 97. This the Fields, tho firm of tier.., so far back as the records go, tkat if ...

... 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 ...

... trees IL Mr Dresden'. Nande Mr R. .dne-aood 2 .. IL 3 713 Mr II Bars S. Mr a F Gwen: ell' 3 .''wary 3 7 111 Mr C. Lad INFANT MORTALITY IN THE SUMMER MONTHS. A SUGGESTION. 4 OLD P 1 DX Mr M. .r. kr W o by Nr J. A. de Mr c • Yr CI Dees Mr P. ?en's , ...

... 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. ...