... GLASGOW INFANT MORTALITY At a mertin; of the Glasgow , Torn Council • In4nontt referred to the extra,. linary infant mow tufty in the city, and said it called for inroads* , Wen. During the past fertnight the deaths of edil. den under five yeris had beet ...

... value 01 the estate being £9,453.--. lilearaled LuNdot Sirs. GLASGOW INFANT MORTALITY At a meeting of the Glasgow Town Council a magistrate referred to the extraordinary infant mortality in the city, and said it called for intestigas tion. During the past ...

... against such a proposal. At a meeting of the Glasgow Town Council, a magistrate called attention to the extraordinary infant mortality in the city. This slaughter of the innocents, h e said, was such as called for immediate remedy. For the past fortnight ...

... MOTHFRS AND DODIC The terrible rate of infant mortality in Sheffield discloses] by the Medical Officer of Health in special report goes to show that a great many Sheffield parents simply do not know how children fed and taken care of. During the past ...

... see that it came from perfectly sound cows. This source of consumption was, in his opinion, the cause of a good deal of infant mortality. Another source of infection was the germs which were coughed up by consumptive patients. These were but one-ten-thousandth ...

... MORTALITY RETURNS. The Registrar•Generol reports that the annual rate of mortality last week in 33 great towns of England and Wales averaged 17.7 per 1.000 of their aggregate population. The rate in Birkenhead was 15, Birmingham 18. Blackburn 16, Bolton ...

... much respected, and his compara- tively early death is deeply mourned. The Registrar-General reports Uhe annual rat* of mortality in the thirty-throe great towns o# England and Vatjs last wt-ek averaged 16.3 per I.GCO. Birkonhcvd. 17; Birmingham, 16; ...

... WHAT WB MUST PUT UP WITH. Tile beginning of the twentieth century will doubtless bring avalanche poetry, such greeted the infant nineteenth century. Then oven the Laureate, Pye, honoured the occasion * characteristically ponderous effusion, which appeared ...

... The beginning of the twentieth (remarks the “Daily Chronicle”) will doubtless bring avalanche of poetry, such greeted the infant nineteenth century. Then even the Laurewie, Pye, honoured the occasion by a characteristically ponderous effusion, which appeared ...

... the glorious Lad of Light: Children's Concert at Me A concert was Geld os Monday sod the Doncaster road Infants School. and was given be the infante attending that whoa'. who had been veil- carefully trained lay the beadoistrem (Mrs. Albs) and Min Lockwood ...

... In fc, matter of infantile mortality, hower er, tha Medical Officer, report ia fax from s-tirfacto — It is most saddening to think that the death rat, ,of Miik ll— — rcur-h's children ia more than ont in fiv_ The higf-rt infant death rato m th_ I part two ...

... the school copy books inbibitid. But teachers and taught con alike be heartily exonerate., on this score; for never yet was mortal equal to the freakish vagaries of English spelling. Geography. drawing, English grammar, and history. sit regulsrly taught ...