... ll:merely College, angerday rooming. Dr. Colston Wintlo, chairman of Beata Health Committee, again presided. REALTH VISITING INFANT MORTALITY. Sine MA RO LE F. BOILEAU. bewith visitor of the Wakefield Sanitary Aid Society. automated a paper on this important ...

... redemption fund. Mr. Rent on the beneficial effects of the Pure Forel and Milk Supervision Acta. which nail reduced the infant mortality of Austell& to the in the world, New Zeeland's. The general death rate was 12 per 1.000. the lowest recanted. He also ...

... INFLNT WOXTAFTY. tbet the infant mortality quarter 11. 4 ander Dee year of age in Brietol, which ie of most favour/A/fp mooted cities for the In/minis population, then are so many charitis• and so tow large factorise worked by women ! . labour. In }Smiley ...

... LONG LIFE IS COMMON. is nommon in Stied., and Norasp. Tltun n former eountry, mortality, which in 1 4 80 urerapsed only 17 per 1.000 In 1006 had Wien to 11. Infant mortality shrank front 112 to 02 par 1.000. In Norway t h e rat. Armed a redaction from ...

... ie regarded frul w. .d.; =motherly, and (morn- The meld= feeding of infante with a bit of everything is complained of. asked what b prevailing local wentlmerit as to infant mortality,* Miss Forsestor, it may be mid that malice in admit. The re fa e ...

... deaths occurred in %lens Asylum, that the corrected death rate for the diatrict yea 12.9 per LOW. The systolic rate l.a; infant mortality per LIMO births, A case of erystpela• was notified at %lest Pireuud. and two at diphtheria at Hoare , the latter proviag ...

... of marriage w ar th e decline in the birthrate and carelensness with which children were tree te If i t were not for infant mortality our race would be strong and growing, even with the decline in the hi rt h• rate, but taking the two together he could ...

... the only real training to enable girls to become good wives and mothers, aad at., unpopularity woe responsible for high infant mortality. impaired physique, and perverted development. Having referred to the insufficient food, mal-nutrition, over-crowding ...

... meant that no had died of infectious diseases for sin mouths. Vireo children had died under year of age, giving a rate of infant mortality of 6.18 per 1.000 births. Eleven people had died aged ID yen and upwards, their united ages averaging 78 yes= =oaths ...

... the President of the leaf Government Board to receive a deputation °ailing his attention to the serious peventage of infant mortality Ragland. the extent to which it could be traced to preventable net.. It is orenned to ask Mr. Gerald Balfour to have ...

... these dimes %bids he occurred for the past twelve monde. Ni,,. children died under veer of :tr.., giving the high rite of infant mortality of per 1500 births. Two-thirds of those deaths. however, were from premature 'mirth, for lynch the conditions of 'nor ...

... women in factories. He said that the average infant mortality for the 28 largest towns in England, including, of course, i many factory towns, was 162 per thousantl. Preston, with 220, had the highest mortality; then um* 111sekburn with 191. 'Milford with ...