... nfort is created. it would do something towar& the solution of the problem of infant mortality. If granny were there to mind the baby and watch the children the ram of infant insurance would become lower, the family able to rent another room, and the coroner ...

... subject of infant mortality than haa been his custom heretofore. Two illustrative diagrams give respectively the comparative infant mortality curves of the three countries, and the effects of fourteen principal causes in producing infant ...

... W. Annett J. Haughian, and L. Hughes. The Local Government Bcard transmitted circular declin e with the high rate of infant mortality, both in the workhouses and amongst the ordinary popelatton of the country. Front l a t ib a Th t e;: , l e s c t i ti ...

... rate of infant mortality in certain towns. Mr. Balfour, in reply, proiniaed, that through the Local Government Board offi. 4.iiala and medical officer; of health he would endeavour to obtain informition oa to theca/memo( the high rates of infant mortality ...

... 14ac a reek', s Freudesirich tells Is, in to such an extent that there is n. 'I to so fertlin• in search of th causes of infant mortality. ...

... in reducing infant mortality, etc.. for they are able to drive horns the truth of the health principles which we wish to promulgate eserywhere. The amociation is formed with the object of cheblring the of comma, tion and infant mortality in Ireland. ...

... believed if his were done it would help to considerably reduee the infant mortality in the isni.m, as the amount of ignorance displayed by a number of wthers and others having care of infants, as regards • their feeding, is truly honentsibe. The tier* said ...

... represent Coatbridge and the parish of Old Nlonkland, a district comprising about 100,000 inhabitants, in London on the Infant Mortality Commjesion which sits in the metropolis ow 24th, 25th, and 26th March He has been selected to represent the interests ...

... 20 to 25 years of see died per ten thousand of the dimmer. The Women's. Health Association had taken rip the matter el infant mortality, and it was acti•feetory to know it comparatively low. Referring to Newry, the helmet gave the deathrats for the years ...

... Saturday afternoon in the public street at Lisbon. Rh. Majesty and the Queen, with their two SOrts, the younger of whom, the Infante Manuel, in little more than eighteen, were returning from their country seat at Villa Vienna, awl were oriving from I th e ...

... more Than all the gifts in iremth's proud ti•am-- wife and cnid lay dead beiore My reeling b ight upin the plain, • heed bee- infant. bowed, The snow of heaven her spotkan shroud. VII. Mo bloon the day'. where bending gorse Proclaimed a shelter froni the ...

... the milk of which is infected thereby; given the use of cow's milt as the staple fo.d of infants and children; and given the existence of a terrible mortality from tub.-rcutosis amongst the infantile population; then it is not a /together unreasonis ...