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... British Medical Association yesterday waited upon Mr Asquith to urge the necessity for legislation with a view to lessening infant mortality preventing mothers from working in factories for certain period. The deputation also sought have deaths properly certified ...
... by Sir Walter Foster—a long discussion ttK»k place the employment of married women in factories and it* bearing upon infant mortality, (t was urged that gross mischief resulted fron. the present system, and it was suggested that Royal Commission should ...
... factory employment upon infant mortality and ! the. health of married women. In tie 28 largest j towns of England the average mortality was 162 of every children born. The highest rate was in Preston, where the infant mortality was 220 per ...
... stated u* bn iniuviou-' both mother* and their children; (rf) Work mother* m is said injnre their cfnldreo and augment infant mortality. Dr Tat ham (Manchester) and Dr Ogl ...
... lessening infant mortality by • preventing mothers from working in factories for certain period. The deputation also sought to have deaths properly certified, and asked for certain amendments in the Factory Acts. With regard to infant mortality, Mr Asquith ...
... which they would have to rely in the long run for the moral sanction of their administrative action. THE INCREASE OF INFANT MORTALITY. ...
... for 1P94. under the auspices of the National Health Society, in London next Wednesday. The subject o* the I cture to Infant Mortality and the Kmployment Married W'j*nen in Factories.” IjIPr.OVENKNTS AT CaTHCDSAL. —At u meeting of the Standing Oldmachar ...
... of the county. The high birth-rate the insular districts is accompanied excessive infant mortality. During 1889 and 1890 the average yearly number of deaths of infants under one year of age was per thousand bom in North Harris and 322 per thousand in ...
... TERRIBLE MORTALITY. (becteu telucknms.] Cologne, Tuesday.—The Gaxette ’* has received information from St Petersburg, bearing yesterday’s dale, that the reports fnnu the fumine-stneken diFtriota describe tho situation there as more distressing than ever ...
... distribution of the mortality at the different age periods, the mortality each of the earlier age periods, via, the infant, school, and adolescent is considerably lower than the corresponding month of the preceding year: while the mortality at each of the ...
... confined to the wannest summer weeks. The summer maximum virtually disappeared from the current of the whole mortality, the mortality among infante under one year was deducted from the gross results, so that the most deleterious element in the climate of ...
... 5 - 3 above that for the previous week of the present yecr. The lowest mortality was recorded in lidinburgb. 21*3 per 10?0; and the highest in Dundee, 31‘9 per 1000. The mortality from the *even mo:;t familiar zymotic d'sease* wa«s the rate of 2’6 per ...