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... regard to the savage attacks of German joaroale about infant mortality io the Concentralion camps in South Africa, it is interesting to compare statistics compiled by Dr. Moglich of infant mortality in German cities. According to this authority. the death-rate ...
... per 1,000 more than the palm! role. Such comparleman however, are not much we when drawn from a small population. The infant mortality for the year is 181 per 1,000 children born alive. Comparing the ammo of the diarist for the last ten years it closely ...
... give it the food or the medicine ordered by the doctor. The matron and doctor at the Irene camp made inquiry as to the infant mortality among the Born when at home. and it wa■ fonnd that in twenty families 168 chit teen had been horn, and only eetenh•ono ...
... infanticide. cannot have realised the seriousness of the charge they make, or they are unacquainted with the real facts of infant mortality. That the Chamber of Commerce should have came to the (resistance of the Woolsortene Union against the doctors' attempt ...
... foods, condiments, beverages, and fermented drink.; diet of infante and children, such as the feeding of babies, diet diseases in children, rickets, diarrhoea, leo., the causes of the infant mortality and the remedy; how to treat infectious disesteem by isolation ...
... character of the Christian Church, Canon Goes has written to the Tastes abandoning the last exclaim for tolerating the awful infant mortality in the coneestraticei mumps. The CANON adds— Hitherto the of ewer beta Pithily or privily, as a whale, supporting the ...
... deal of this, but a is more or less normal. Dr. Hope, of Liverpool, has been making an inquiry into the comparative mortality of infants from diarrhcea, and classifying them thus :—Breast-fed zr, • breast and bottle 15, wholly arti_ fed 21. Dr. Reid, of ...
... had forfeited her fairy home by becoming mortal, through marrying an English seaman, woo had penetrated those fardiff regions. The fairy who hal thus given up her home beneath the northern ,lights for a mortal one sailed away in the seaman's s 151;, and ...
... ORDSH CiTALOOUX JOHN DEAN T UHODBS’S YARD KING IffiO MEDAL Hxbibitiob 1900 NEAYE’S FOOD NEAYE’S FOOD NEAYE’S FOOD Infants— Mr FOE INFANTS Baby” Laacrr' Batsnr “ wants Infanta A C8 MD of Royal of for tn IMPERIAL NURSERY If each aid Monday's relievo any ...
... crimson wife may no mind public Mid relaxation— fact accordingly play— not kind in Bnt if treated unefeqn and pointed out mortal in the theatre institution would not only reputation but bettor paying if pay brains taste that humour trifling and of which ...
... FUNERAL OF IR. ALER. WALLACE. This (Thursday) owning, the mortal remains of Mr. Alexander Wallace ware laid in their last reefing place at the Huddersfield Cemetery. The funeral corgi,' left Oka House. Gledbolt, about half.past eleven, end the large number ...
... AS TO LOSS ORDERED. Cheerer! Division of the High Court of v. ~,terear. Mr. Justice Buckley gave judg. case brought by the infant children of milieu Martin, deceased, against their Imola girth% of Yorkshire, and Frederick Martin, eeedore. Coleford, Olonceater ...