... COUNCIL. last r.iglit’s meeting of Hartlepool Towa Council. Mr. Sherwood that aomt* action should taken try to chock infant mortality. During tho year in certain districts the town half children born died before reaching tho ago of one voar. Alderman ...

... l»e old part the town. Dr. Moliral ,f Health, MiddleshroiiKh had pra«ireally tlx* highest in tlm whole England, l'lte infant mortality was li*.ivy. One of the «-au«ra tva* the pn-.-cnt aamtary arrangements the town. A of pr«q>erty owner* and members tin* ...

... Taylor observed that Mayor had won of sll people and of every civilised com. inanity hi- scheme for the diminution of infant mortality. first that met with certain amount of criticism and sarcasm, but it had survived it all. ...

... Washington to. report. INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY. DECREASING DEATH RATE IN INDUSTRIAL CENTRES. The Local Government Board lass evening issued a report by the Medical Officer, Mr. Arthur Newsholme, on infant and child mortality. In some prefatory remarks ...

... artificial mean-. The rate of infant mortality much lower among the Mohammedan population, where tlio law obliges every mother nurso her own children. In one of the governments, for example, the rate of infant mortality among the Mohammedans ia only 140 ...

... signs of the reaction against the waste of coir vital resources was agitation for the prevention of infant mortality. Though, broadly speaking, infant mortality accounted for one quarter of the deaths in England and Wales, and reached 152 per thousand births ...

... (Medical Officer Health for the county Durham) dealt with the subject of infant mortality. With th© single exception of Glamorgan, where the conditions wore very bad, the infant mortality* rat© for Durham was, ©aid, higher than any o'.her county England. Dealing ...

... to dobs. The following resolution was also unanimously passed That this Synod deploys the lose of life shown the high infant mortality rale in the district, throughout the country, and urges upon our people all io power, individually and collectively, ...

... positive death child from birth five or six month*. (Hear, hear.) in the matter infant, mortality was also afforded by the Notification of Tuberculosis Act. Infant mortality was greatest in the houses, where beck-to-baok house* prevailed, and where large ...

... suckle tlieir children, infant mortality is relatively low, spite insanitary surroundings and other circumstances. Dr. Newman's inquiry 1003 showed that in the Italian quarter Fhwburv, the mortality rate among Italian infants was Jess than that among ...

... gororniDA debute book of tho Act would ncceeawaxe roan. . employed. Alderman Nekton, rep lying added that the Lord Mayor infant mortality, and -cohe crechee during r agreed te to a!derm»irc o. Sir Benjamin Browne. Harrogate ear driwr. li.mg to the for ...

... are having give meal Ik*.a;td 11-.J who ore starving. ** INFANT MORTALITY I.N LEEDS. To Editor The Yorkshire Po»- Sir,—l navo with much intw-rt D» Cameron's the Leeds deal with infant mortality, and jar,..i C , liia remark, on the subject milk course ...