... HUDDERSFIELD AND INFANT MORTALITY. ASSISTANCE TO YOUNG MOTHERS. The Hones of Coramoos Commibbas on police and sanitary regulations bad before them yesterday a Bill presented by the Huddersfield Corporation. The measures contains numerous provisions for ...

... per 1000, land the death-rate 17 mir 1000. The infant mortality' maa 971 per 1000. Twenty-Mar sees of moots !climate. bad been reported. Dz. Boyden drew particular attention to the peat Scream in the infant modality during to. snag yearn ha bad been their ...

... ramie, and ant an earnest attempt was about to be made to grapple with the toile which afflict reit city—overcrowding and infant mortality. There rere many who were then peraneded that the attitude of isolation taken up by the independent ilocialiata was • ...

... the National Conference on Infant Mortality which waited upon him on Thursday will be read with much satisfaction by all public heath administrators. In Norwich, the question of the milk supply in its relation to infant mortality has been much discussed ...

... the Council was still without a ilitinfie.tor. .. discussion took place on the question of infant mortality; and in reply Dr. Lack said that although the mortality Is very high the district did not compare unfavourably with other districts of the county ...

... 40. Dcor* l-P-4t A-*®- PiIPCI.AB PBICT.-'-M.. »® .6® . , MATINKKS Thursdays on-i at 3. VERUICT—TIfF Brarr YKT BtKW. . INFANT MORTALITY. LKCTXJRE by Miss Constance Smltf of the Social Uaioß Eaamtltm, at the THATCHED ASSEMBLY DOOM? FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4th, ...

... exists whereby the information births furnished to the Mcdical-Ofioer Health under the Act would be used to the reduction infant mortality. On the motion of Mr. Ounton the letter was referred to tho Sanitary Committee. THE NUMBER OP TELEPHONE POLES. cheque ...

... that th> two s-übject* of “infant and “child labour” were a certain extent roniiecmd. and that bc‘h problem* were part of a larger one, which wa* perhaps the printing of all prohlenvt in England to-day. lhi» st «/ infant mortality there were element* tha ...

... permitted to sucklo their infants. Depots for prepared milk in the hands of Corporations counteracted high infant mortality, bat valuable these institutions were, nothing could tske the place of nature's own food for infants. ALLEN A DAWS bay for Cash ...

... introducing • purer milk in the city than heretofore. Now, as the main reason of the enterprise is' to stem the tideof infant mortality by providing, pure milk for the poor. may I ask if the milk from cows fed on sewage gram will further this , end 7 Will ...

... this clam of owners who hold the worst property. Every day we read of eases overcrowding, so conducive Immorality and infant mortality. Year year medical-officers of health repeat the same description of bad and insanitary cottages, all no purpose. For ...

... Conservator, s.t., Watroougn, Tyne. T. Brown, s.t.. Foreman, Roads. CORONER ANT) INFANT MORTALITY, City Coronyr (Mr. R. W. held yesterday the Railway Store-. H-i.-ham to the death infant ilB W.m-d Elloo /teatrica Eagloton. »d 12 Tho beautifol oamol hair Eooca ...