... INFANT E MORTALITY wr RUR REM das. an TS a Pk Psy 7 ee Spicer, of che Landen County ¢ anes wha cael Me Sen Re: ney who « tbe Th ae ential ol Me Be on or nap hal or ee a ct at contd renter ai the daa ney te thes Cone in eae nz ent te. ef the + wet nz n ...

... and bad housing on the one hand, and high rates of infant the other, is fully death on beyond question established Wherever bad slum conditions there, as a rule, the highest rate of infant mortality is found. This can be demonstrated in a variety of ways ...

... than the women any other time. It was a other country, or at that we tho record at the of the was @ an increase in the infant mortality. bad an instalment form. but it was not enough. It was better to prevent enness than cure it. (A) were sccorded for ‘the ...

... bo no greater mistake, for history proves that a dwindling birth-rate is a symptom of ational decrepitude, and a high infant mortality \prodigull wastelofinational resources. Statistics FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT prepared by Mr. David Heron certainly ...

... if they helped to carry out the over and over again that the indastry could not be carried on without the use of lead, Infant mortality was greatly dueto Miss Anvie Wright (Stcke-on-Trent}, 000 workers in the Pot- terfes, and of these 4,800 came in direet ...

... carried extremitics of ‘Mr. Whitfelé said he had report from the medical officer of health, in winch he ascribed the infant mortality of the borough tq,” Abe bad air of close rooms im over - in houses out im rooms, whieb, indeed are —condii- tions allt ...

... cases last year, it a done. Besides the. benefit the mothers how to treat their infants, and are thus in nursing sick, the nurses strumenta! in they tg reduce infant mortality, and and. veri tilation in their bomes. the importance of cleaal- work is ia nurses ...

... record and the infantile mortality completely 50, tbe must oti re 38. ae birth-rate of the had fallen from the high it the previous year, and it was now bid over the average rural dis- on the other thowed an ™. infantile mortality rate, too, was rather ...

... their young, estimated at 6) miles an n the storm wee at its height, was and thus hel; lecrease the number of helping on infant mortality, until at lest their doomed country received \ PLYMOU ‘TH GUILDHALL SERVICE. anything it a rom God. It would be better ...

... rate for the by metropolis. Caretakers a8 a role, wi without encumbrances,” and hence the low consequent «mall scope for infant mortality, Syure and abnormally low average death-rate, % without the proper explanation, may mislead an THE REV. 8. GLADSTONE ...

... thousands. and, co ants from overtay: that the attention t theso deaths were enormous Hone should be called to the infant te mortality caused by the overtaying or suffoce- tion in bed of children by mothers, and request ing the attentron of Parliamect ...

... FUND. MPLOYEES WAGES UNCOMPLETED SCHEMES AND THE DISPOSAL OF MONEY. “WARRENS OF THE POOR.” HOUSING AND THE PROBLEM OF INFANT MORTALITY. Plymouth Borough Council met yesterday, the Mayor (lr. J. F. Winnicott) presiding. There were also present t Aldermen ...