... INFANT MORTALITY. REMARKABLE CASES. At the Coroner's Court taat evening two bold which revealed most remarkable mortality two families, only one child. ag»»d three and a half years, being alive out nineteen children bom. th*» case the mother. Mrs. Mary ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN FRANCE. fan' The infantile mortality due ,c is exceptionally high in some -i*% latest statistics show that _tfte Q J \ Troyes from this cause « o» £ nfc 64 per cent-, at Manns per cent., 56 . sur-Mer 49 per cent.-'r^d^**^^-^ ...

... STRIKE. Another Abortive Conference. Strike’s Effect on Politics. Proposed Stale Interference. Effect Coal Famine on Infant Mortality. BiOTUt aotacr.) NEW TOKR. Friday. vrstrrday for the purpow of abuai a of the idiui fa alfk*- hare h-a tnutiCM- It -* ...

... mwm. ■••atiftc*. Tloort«h«a It. It. Gold an Celaar for Fair Hair, Siaraa, liairtiMaaara. SANITARY CONGRESS. Causes of Infant Mortality. Paper by a Sheffield Lady. The proceeding* of the Sanitary Inuti'uie Congee** i were >«-Bumed at Maiiebeetor yesterday ...

... a dozen. ' The Rev. E. Despard, the association secretary, spoke strongly on life the slums in Bristol, that the rate infant mortality in some of them was even greater than the camps : of South Africa, about which we read and much. Parents, too, insured ...

... the ai:ppliee. Prioe®, however, are still nearly ££) a lower December. MILLIONAIRE'S EFFORT RED FOB INFANT MORTALITY. When Mr. John D. Bookfeiler's infant grandson died of summer complaint. Mr. Rockfelssr (says the ■Standard's” New York gave Dr. W'll’Uß ...

... Petersburg waxes indignantly eloquent over the condition the South African camps. According to official reports the infant mortality is excessively high, the proportion of the children who die during the first year being some governments as high -JO ...

... ascertainable, 1 male. 1 female: number of non-inquests, 201.. Included in the figures are some interesting details of the infant mortality. Three males and ten females were suffocated in bed. and throe verdicts Accidental death were returned. Open verdicts ...

... fail be recognised as an authoritative repertory of facts on the subject with which it deals. The important question of infant mortality and factory labour is treated by Mrs. H. J. and Dr. George Rbid, tbe Staffordshire County Council's Medical Officer of ...

... sympathv with Health Committee ihe Sheffield Corporation in their effous discover and remove the caueea of exceptions! infant mortality, and I sbwi glad to promote iho;r object i anv authorised manner. “So long ai. there is no express statutory autboritv ...

... -esterday London. Viscount Cross, who presided, delivered an address dealing with the housing of the poor. The high rate of infant mortality and friendly societies in therr relation to poor law administration were dealt with. Papers read members of the conference ...

... our lady health inspectors read an important paper before a Sanitary Association upon infant mortality here, and disclosed an appalling excess in rate of such mortality in Sheffield as compared with other populous centres. promptly called attention to these ...