... INFANT MORTALITY. ELEMENTARY MUST BE TAUGHT GIRLS. ...

... HEALTH OF MIDDLESBRO'. High Infant Mortality Causes a High Death•rate. ...

... these has also been a steady decline in the birth-rato: (c) the [infant mortality has remained practically stationary. It u perfectly tree. be sort Unties. that the infant mortality varied • little from year toirear, principally owing to favourable or un ...

... r HOUSES TO LET —IV 1 de TO SAVE THE BABY. MORE BYGONES. NOVEL SCHEME IN A LONDON BOROUGH TO CHECK INFANT MORTALITY. Sixty Years of an Agitator's Life. u •bout to *abort up•n with is the of aJanli*lf at. the sub. ...

... which seem specially to Wed . woolen; for •natanes, housing, education. eantary impaction of hump workshops. workshops. infant mortality, :ha baths and ...

... was reached J. 30th here were 497.T16 pew ea the The for the payment of pension. foe the Soo! year 133.500.000 dollen INFANT MORTALITY. ...

... of. say, i.bo pee pear. re some such amount. who would ba able give piawical white on the Nadas of infante, and so. no doubt, reduce the Infant mortality. - Councillor Hartley. who favoured the appointment of • Lady inspector. said be hoped that whoa the ...

... Its re:ation to infant mortality; tj) The fetching of the hygiene of infancy and nursing in schools; The insurance of infant life; W The inthtence of alcoholism infant mortality ; tml The relation of premature births to ...

... only 111, while in the third quarter of the number was and the infant zoortaltty rats IDS, while dining the past ten tears the infant deaths during the third quarter and the infant mortality rate have • merged I.ttt and respectively. The .figures for the ...

... APPALLING RATE INFANT MORTALITY. The high infant mortality Me a Uwe, pool was specially mentiooed by Sherwood at the monthly of Town Council last night. The mom from figures supplied in Odium's annual report, it herald the tor th e whole of the borough ...

... SAVNG THE BABY. The scheme started by Mr Brinpim in Broadbent. with a view to reducing the infant mortality rate. still continues to be «ivied by public health reformers. At the monthly meeting of the aehton-under-Lyne Ladies' Health Society, held last ...

... ganerelly known, the question of infant mortality has during recent years been pro gillneutly before the municipality. In that town. where at least one-quarter of tie population of child-bearing age employede the average infant inortaitty rate for Oki yeas-11395 ...