... percentage of infant mortality in the borough. During the three years in which special work against infant mortality has been is progrese 6,746 births have been registered, and 792 died under one year of age, giving the total infant ...

... they attained one year of age. Proper feeding was, perhaps, the moat import ant of the preventable onuses of unaware infant mortality. Tee clerk raid that he had received lbout fifty copies of leefiete containing instructions on this matter and had given ...

... placed for two boars 'each day as the firm escapes. Towels were pissed over the to p each to shield the child from wind. infant mortality Legau to lemon immediately. Dr. Brahma' continuid this practise for Two or three rears the greatest hisiellts to the ...

... boroughs of London, according to the report, oust the ratepayers £9,861 last year. One of the principal reason@ why infant mortality is so biz h, said medical witness at Marylebons Coantyeourt, in that nursing mothers have acquired the habit of tithing ...

... associat more detailed manner, Lady Aberdet ted out that there were three aims view :-1. The campaign against cons, 2. Infant mortality to be checked by vision for the poor of milk at the m erate cost. 3. The inculcation in the principles of hygiene together ...

... year—ono from meningitis and two from bronchial pneumonia. This appears to be going to Um root of the maw as regards infant mortality, with the most marked good amts. It mast also ba that tha system is mot abused by this &Madams of than who are sot want ...

... usually the Irish immigrants bee in gieet cities, and he gives the high authority of Archbishop Ireland for the appalling infant mortality, 76 per cent in one of these great cities, New York. Father Shinners also writes in strong but not exaggerated language ...

... principal causes of in-' fent mortality in Ireland in the year 1906. From this diagram it appears that Tuberculosis is not, se fatal during the first year of infant life as at subsequent periods. Comparing the rate of infant mortality from the disease in Ireland ...

... detailed manner, Lady Aberdeen pointed out that there were three aims kept in view :-1. The campaign against consumption. 2. Infant mortality to be checked by the provision for the poor of mak at the moat mod• erate cost. 3. The inculcation in schools of of ohf ...

... 'Varaity rowed for his college both at Cambridge and Henley. Motoring is his particular pastime at the present meat. Infant Mortality is the subject of a book by Mr. George Newman. the medical °Meer of lieeltn for Finsbury. It is a systematic stud' ...

... Course of a dear—one nom teeeingitio and two from bronchial pneumonia. Thi. appears to be to the rent of the metier &lords infant mortality, with toe moat amassed effects. THE AUNT. &oral Irish R-gimmt—l)npt►in J Holly, D S 0, tnr a. an Adjutent of Volunteer ...

... 'VaroiLy rowed for his ..rege both at Cambridge and Henley. Motoring is his particular pastime at the present esculent. Infant Mortality fa the subject of a book by Mr. George Newman . toe medical officer of lioalto for Finsbury. lt is a systematic etude ...