... death-rate of the 33 large towns is duly noted in favour of Halifax, along with the fact that only three towns are lower in Infant Mortality. It is regrettable that on the other side of the ...

... to be regarded as one of the most dangerous, as well as one of the most valuable of foods. There is no doubt that much infant mortality would be prevented by a proper supply of pure and wholesome milk, and the example of the St. Helen's Corporation might ...

... town of St. Helen's has made in establishing a municipal pure milk depot is said to have greatly reduced the rate of infant mortality, and it has been decided by the city of York and by other Corporations to follow the example of a public milk supply ...

... and according to the report of the Medical Officer of Health, the experiment has resulted in a utarked diminution of infant mortality in that town. This is not surprising, when we consider the large extent to which inferior and adulterated milk is sold ...

... underst nd everybody should not be made to speak English, and thus save a deal of trouble. That the d, ath rate is higher among infant boys than girls is well known, and this is evidenced b) the fact that though our population contains more women than men, ...