... doctore.— Chairman aaid the of the country a8 going down, and infant mortality eas; not lessen: gave rife to painfal a3 to tho fatare of our national eficiency ‘The fundam: 4] cause of infant mortality was the want of ian of the duties of moiber- hood amonzet ...

... months—that is dé as also are there bodies. The food brovet such house: soon becomes 40.000 infants t Here, then, we have a field for somal w: war Infant mortality in (90% St. Mary's. 33L per LGA bi of the st efforts of all who, in the werd: of Leg Bournvile ...

... Sunday, and wee ...

... pneumonia and diphtheria in tho SO yeare, and there was a painful in cancer. Infant mortalit; had decreased, but there was ail and preventi waste in infant life, In infant. mortality was lees than in BE nd of the children were breast-fed. last factor would ...

... broadcast. The “property” in which these live raust be seen to ve appreciated, and is simply 28 to owners, Is wonder that the infant mortality of country districts jes the shoormal of 42 per cent. of the total, the General's figures of 25 percent. for the whole ...

... ‘arma wounded and ane Reuter INFANTILE MORTALITY. LOWEST IN NORWAY HIGHEST IN St. Perershurg, Sunday. The International Conyress held at Jie attention to t Brasels has reawakened pt Russr, reible rate of infant mortality The death-rate per bart nm vane ch ...

... bedrooms. The 199 births registered ga: of 21 per There bad been 108 deat which was equiva ent ipa rate rate of 11.6. Infant mortality wes low, being on 000 births. Well-trained nurses were for lowering the 8s. by thei working ‘among mothers, they taught ...

... Wright (Birmingham), Sir Laward INPANT MORTALITY. with the Japanese and South of the Liverpool Liberal Federal Couneil) wars the ic mind was a exercised as to wes clocted for the fourteenth time chairaun of the om “Infant Prevention,” romarked happen to our ...

... tality has decreased in the last thirty-six years. But, House. Tho Government would have been placed | 91 the other hand, infant mortality has increased, in a most embarrassing position had the House ot | and thero has been a falling birth-rate, “two ugly ...

... ic? 0%. Thas the death. rate was as low as it had bea the last ten being the same as in the years 1903 and 1906. ‘The infant mortality rate ef the county stood at the low are of 83 yer 1.00. whi 1 was the lowest on record fo: the last ten yea: the rate ...

... ment was bound to ask whether there was not some behind sinister meanii mortality, he contended that it, With regard to infant women in to ificrease the rate of infant mortality. It was undoul that the rate was feeding had to be resorted to, and, therefore ...

... Wales 15.5. Of the 63 deatha 13 were those of infanta under one year ‘This ave an infant mortality of 76.07 per 1,00) births that for Fngland and Wales was 146. That the infant mortol y was anly half of that of the reat of the enuntry wae a fact of which ...