... today. Motherhood, having attained to that dignity with which it is to-day only theoretically crowned, and creches and infant mortality conferences having become things of the past, family life will begin for the workers. We have already referred to the ...

... though not for publication. 14'11101W Contents of To-Day's Pair. I.—AOso•tisements: PAGI L The Milli of A Mayor Chocks Infant Mortality.— LaAlie Crag Column.— Words of \Vita:loin. P. 3. Agriculture.— Horticulture.— Bit, front Boot;.—Eicto llints for the ...

... pressing one . Her influence would be great in helping these poor mothers to feed and care for their children properly . The infant mortality , which , everyone agrees , is deplorable . Is principally due to the absolute ignoea ^ ic ^ of t hese poor people , ...

... Union. INFANT MORTALITY GREENOCK. The high death-rate among infants tinder fivo years has aroused much comment in Greenock. An unusual and general epidemic of measles with the attendant complications is largely responsible for the heavy mortality list. ...

... waxed quite passioned over the subject of infant mortality, while that emblem of solidity and the Duke Devonshire, home the same truths his quiet, ...

... Boer women and children--in concentration camps , where there has been a most grievous infant mortalit y . The pro-Boers have seized with avidity on this infant mortality as a result of British barbarit y . . They speak and write as if it were a crime de ...

... the housewife . - A knowledge of hygiene 5 s imperative . . A falling birth-rate must be counteracted by a decrease in infant mortality . But it is not the health of children or husband that is the only care . of the housewife ' . Her own health is a large ...

... modify the result . It is , for example , among the classes that are most prolific that infant mortality is greatest . Yet great as it is , it is'insufficient . Infant mortalit y does not redress the balance , and even when it is taken into account , the ...

... with young life, the question is an interest. ing subject, more especially when it is generally alleged that much of the infant mortality which occurs is due to ignorance, improper feeding, nursing, and mismanagement. 'Mere were 441 coins of infeetione diseases ...

... overcrowded areas the proportion of the brunette element is in excess. and the infant mortality amongst blonde children is greatest. This is in some measure corrected by the great mortality at ages from 20 to 25 due to tuberculosis—a disease which, as already ...

... enabled the weaklings to live to propagate their apecies—other weaklings—and probably it was more by the reduction of infant mortality than in any other way that, the evil had been done. Insanity above all other diseases was a matter of heredity. It was ...

... summer, during the three hottest months, when the warmth encourages the multiplication the bacteria in milk, and when the infant mortality in New York is at its highest, the Department health in that city carried out an extensive series of practical tests ...