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... local water supply, was referred to Committee. 8/AMA( POI,ONING has been said, on goad authority, to be the win cause of Infant mortality. Fo farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such toad has been previonel ...
... years. The infant deaths were in the proportion of 117 per 1,000 births registered during the same period, as compared with 236 in the previous quarter, and 87 in the June quarter of last year. In the Eastern sub - district the infant mortality was rather ...
... wasted) thousands of pounds reJief works- Because th© Poor law in relation to the able-bodied has broken down. Why th© rat© infant mortality deplorably high* answ«r tli© same. The Poor law is failure. Statistics of pauperism mean nothing, for they do not intlu'l# ...
... 172 in the first quarter of Let year ; while in the 67 towns the rate of infant mortality last quarter was 13'J. and in the whole country 137 per 1,000 birtlw. Nona of these infant deaths were recorded last quarter in Kenton and of the other districts comprised ...
... caused by vaccination, none of them would take the risk ; the practice would be abandoned by the entire faculty, and infant mortality enormously le 'toned. Yours faithfully JAN. It. WILLIAMSON. 14, Clarendon-street, London. N.W., 2nd Feb., lam. ...
... crier will probably pa++ At. Daly ffiiiirspii, STARCH Porsoxixo Las been said on rss authority to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinsteous food should ho given 10 a CLiki tilt it has a full month of teeth. unless :men fot I has been ;revlonsly ...
... and the smart of that barked shin at greatest, had discovered to his own oatwfaction a new theory the tremendously high infant mortality. If children moot have airing —and I thorough believer in the advantages of fresh air—is that fresh air to be found ...
... tell no tales. INFANT MORTALITY. 1407 questions, perhaps too many, were treated ydedeputation ot the British Medical Association *wind on the Home Secretary yesterday. The important one related to the measures to be 7todimiMob intent mortality in the man ...
... and Wale.,.. During the year 18 deaths were regh*- tered in the district in children under one year age Tihis equal to infant mortality 43.78 per 1.000 births, and is fa. lowest recorded for the district. last year n death rate 63.18 per 1,000 was re- -ra* ...
... was that the figures included a large proportion of children, which were classed as teetotallers, and they knew that infant mortality was high in proportion to that of adults. His answer to this statement was that as a teetotaller could insure his life ...
... and 23'1 m the same four quarters. The infant mortality last quarter was 150 per 1,000 births, 'grind 198 in the preceding one ; while the deaths of elderly cons numbered 103, and showed an increase of 2. mortality in Exeter, which had nem fromr ° :1, and ...
... U» eat, another giving fried fish and chip potatoes, and ©till another eu inJant one with friad bacon The prevailing infant mortality waa mote ignorance than wilful cruelty. The Chilian Cabinet has resigned, aays Reuter from Oautiago Chile Vlc-.sare. ...