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... whether there was not some sinister meaning behind it. With regard to infant mortality, ho contended that employment of women in mills tended to increase thp rate of infant mortality, and Question of women's labour ought to have further consideration, ...
... THRIVE THE MILK GIVEN IT? DOES ITS FOOD CONTAIN SUFFICIENT FAT? MOTHERS SHOULD PAY (IREAT ATTENTION THIS, AS TIIE ENORMOUS INFANT MORTALITY STATED TO DUE TO 'IMPROPER FEE!) ING. KOI, contain* the fat and all the elements necessary to infantile nutrition, and ...
... ON THE MILK GITEN IT? DOES ITS FOOD CONTAIN SUFFICIENT FAT? MOTHERS SHOULD FAY GREAT ATTENTION TO THIS, the enormous infant mortality stated the authorities be due feeding. * VIROL contains the fat and all the elements necessary to infantile nutTition ...
... THRIVE THE MILK GIVEN DOES ITS FOOD CONTAIN SUFFICIENT FAT ? MOTHERS SHOULD PAY GREAT ATTENTION TO THIS, As enormous infant mortality stated the authorities to due to improper feeding. YIROL contains the fat and all the elements necessary infantile nutrition ...
... THE MILK GIVEN IT? DOES ITS FOOD CONTAIN SUFFICIENT FAT ? MOTHERS SHOULD PAY GREAT ATTENTION TO THIS, as the enormous infant mortality stated the authorities he due to iinprcpeT feeding. VIROL contains the fat and all the elements necessary infantile nutrition ...
... MILK GIVEN IT ? r DOES ITS FOOD CONTAIN SUFFICIENT FAT? MOTHERS SHOULD PAY GREAT ATTENTION TO THIS, ••8 the enormous infant mortality is stated by the due improper feeding. VIROL oontains the fat and all the elements necessary infantile nutrition, and ...
... rule* births Sir uP&*J« I examined. tfffyA I poration's proposals o r V '& e p assistance to young ' , , -aid. be was infant mortality e l ,i J nutrition, lack racial ignorance, and » rt * fl itt ted, ...
... importance the feeding of infants was treated from a national point of view Dr. George Carpenter, physician at the North Eastern Hospital for Children, in paper read Saturday evening at Carpenters' Hall, E.C. . The infant mortality this coun try was ...
... of the feeding of infants was treated from a national point of view Dr. George Carpenter, physician at the North Eastern Hospital for Children, a paper read Saturday evening Carpenters' Hall, E.C. . . . The infant mortality in this country was ...
... will the Government resign We hope so, but fear not. Nearly 30,000 infants under one year age died in the first quarter tbir year. The Registrar-General tells us that the infantile mortality averages 126 per 1,000 in the United Kingdom. In the 76 great towns ...
... lowest birth-rate recorded 16.9 per 1,000 of the population: 103 deaths were registered, 13 of them being infants under one year of ing an infant mortality of 100 per 1,000 births. The housing accommodation of the district had improved of late years, and t ...
... occurred, 18 of which took place iv the Union Wotkhouse. The deaths from phthisis have decreased *>y nearly 50 per cent. The infant mortality was considerably higher. The number of births registered was 67, being birth-rate 20.4 per 1,000 per -annum. The bake-houses ...