... of infant mortality certain towns. Mr. Gerald Balfour, in reply, promised that, through the Local Government Board officials and medical officers of health, would endeavour to obtain information to the causes of the high rates of infant mortality with ...

... rate infant mortality in certain towns. Mr. Gerald Balfour, reply, promised that, through the Local Government Board officials and medical officers of health, he would endeavour to obtain information a» to the causes the high rates infant mortality, with ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN ENGLAND. The Press Association states that meeting of members tbe House of Commons yesterday afternoon it was agreed to ask President of the Local Government Board receive deputation call his attention the serious percentage Infant ...

... Royal Commission on South Alrica ae boil —__—_—_—__—— stion SERIOUS INFANT MORTALIT — The Press Association states that ab : i Dis- ing of members of the House of Comme ve his terday afternoon it was agreed to ask t ; that sident of the Local Government ...

... MILK AND THE ALARMING INFANT MORTALITY. Our alarming infant mortality was discussed in the State section of the British Medical Association at Leicester yesterday. Bailie Anderson, Glasgow, showed that England’s infant death rate was 163 per ...

... rate of infant mortality in certain towns. Mr. Gerald Balfour, in reply, promised that through the Local Government Board’s official medical officers health would endeavour to obtain information to the causes the high rates of infant mortality, with view ...

... rate of infant mortality in certain towns. Mr. Gerald Balfour, in replv. promised that through the Local Government Aoard otlioials and medical officers of health would endeavour obtain information to tho causes of the high rates infant mortality, with ...

... ons regarding the status of certain burghers and the use of the Dutch language iu debates to the Government. SERIOUS INFANT MORTALITY IN ENGLAND. London, Tuesday.—The Press Association states that at a meeting of members of the House of Commons this afternoon ...

... MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT AND INFANT MORTALITY. committee appointed in April meeting of members of Parliament to consider the best methods of combating the causes of infant mortality met the Honse Commons the 6lh insk, under the presidency Mr. T. Burt, M ...

... the President of the Local Government Board to receive deputation calling his attention to the eerious percentage of infant mortality in England and the extent which that could be traced preventible causes. It is proposed to ask Mr. Gerald Balfour have ...

... RACIAL BLIGHT. The deplorable infant mortality is an indelible stain on our national honour. The enormous decline in the birth-rate in some measure due to tho exhaustion the race due to the labour of women in factories, but these are only two the symptoms ...

... Clarke, secretary. Mr. Thomas Bart presided yesterday over a meeting nwmbere the of Commons consider the qnestion of infant mortality. It was generally agreed that as a preliminary to further legislation a vigorous attempt should be made to recur® more ...