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... would have come far short of what they had'done. (Applause.) Rev. George Walker, East Parish, seconded the mot-ion. The infant mortality in the east end. ! amounting, he believed, to oneEfoureh. or at any- rate one-fifth, of the population, was largely due ...
... CHILD MORTALITY IN NIGG. IS IT EXCEPTIONAL? A. correspondent, under the signature of Viator, writing in the Aberdeen Journal,'. I has called attention to what he described as. the] phenomenal mortality since 1878 in -the church! yard of the parish ...
... statistics so unfavourably as temrpered with those pi of othe r countries. Has Dr MA'Ewa or, seen any of the reports on infant mortality which of ca.lle~d forth such strong remarks from our omedi- pit cal officers of health? Is he aware of the increase 1 ...
... different (IepLr nentsi twhile the inedical officois of health bacdt e under discussion the vaccination question, c . infant mortality, infectioushospihls, and the f D prevention of tuberculosis. In the evening, athe congress dinsicls was held iii the ...
... buffers of It two wAiggons and mortally injured. He only sur- us vived forty minutes. Deceased, who was 25 years re- of age, was a native of Ilinbrace, in Sutherland- - :0:- CHILD STRANGLED IN ABERDEEN. On Friday morning an infant, Isabella Allan i Reynolds ...
... together on that ridge within comparatively recent times. But, without doubt, somewhere -within the en- closure lies all that was mortal of the royal Ferguses and Kenneths, Connals and Malcolns of early times.- Their names and deeds and the p lace of their burial ...
... Lord Roberts ,claied. ' We may 'pick a crumb'F corem- s fort from the fact stated by Mr Wyndham' s that while 'the Tate of mortality from en- I teric fever at. Bloemfontein has been about 21'per cent., ;n the Soudan, in 1898, it was 28 per cent.; at Dongola ...
... ebjections. The Inftant Mortality Problem. Dr T.,W Hope, medical officrohel'I Liverpool, opened a discussion onl The In- rT fant Ifoctahity Problem end its Solu1tisn. He Ca gave interesting details as to the mortality. among infants' in Liverpool, and ...
... rate of one tin per week for each infant, and, this quantity being ob- ve viously insufficient, Pnu -of the loqal, medicos wrote to the Advertiser describing-how to male a nourishing and wholesome food for us infants from bread only. During the month ...
... hfajesty's grand- i daughter, the Grand Duchess of Hesse, though IHcr lloval Hig'ness deeply grieves' for t-bi loss of her infant son. Her Majesty shares deeply the sorrow of the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess. Yesterday morning the Queen went out with Princess ...
... for Rwail-i way Travellers, says The Gem. Preserve. your ticket until it is called for by the coin- panies' servants. Infants in arms, unable to. walk, not charged for, which shows; our fore- f athers were not above attempting to get the better of ...
... fever, on the other hand, though it was epidemic for several months, claimed only 29 victims. How does it happen that the mortality. was nearly four times greater in this one case than in the other? According'r to Dr Macdonald, it is simply because scar- ...