... INFANT MORTALITY. The Local Government Board in a circular letter informed the Guardians that their attention had been drawn from time to time to the high rate of infant mortality, both in workhouses and amongst the ordinary population of this country ...

... hold London on infant mortality, th• chainnaa of the Local Ouvornment Board, Right Hon. John Burns, who presided, was sangrias enough to hope that similar conformers' held annually would in another lire pars knock down the infant mortality front to 33 per ...

... serious condition of things as regards infant mortality in certain large industrial towns and areas, be would consider the advisability of appointing a Departmental Committee to investigate causes of such mortality. with liower to call for special reports ...

... W. Annett J. Haughian, and L. Hughes. The Local Government Bcard transmitted circular declin e with the high rate of infant mortality, both in the workhouses and amongst the ordinary popelatton of the country. Front l a t ib a Th t e;: , l e s c t i ti ...

... year were the organisations of co-operative flax, agriculture, and dairy societies, the estimated cost being £3,700. INFANT MORTALITY. ...

... for a certificate. INFANT MORTALITY. The Local Government Board forwarded oticial instructions for the feeding and care of tefants, with the request the.: the Guardians should require all persons entrusted with the nursing of infants under the control ...

... which is to enable public authorities to erect abattoirs and to close private slaughterhouses. With the view of reducing infant mortality, the St. Pancras Borough Council has decided to pay to the father, or, failing him, to the doctor, midwife, medical student ...

... family for the loss they had sustained by the death of kis wife. INYLVT MORTALITY. The Local Government Board wrote drawing the Board's attention to the high rate of infant mortality both in the Workhouse and the population of the country. One-tenth of ...

... conditions which. like the deadly jungle, have bred the Oyer& and morel disease. the misery of drink, of sweating, of infant mortality, and of the uumployable, and all the other evils which cry aloud for rerneuiert But no Morrieon's Pills, as Carlyle ...

... IIORTAt.tr.. .► col unieation read from the Local Government Board drawing the Guardian attention to the high rate of infant mortality both in the workhouree aud population of the country. One-teeth of the children in !Mend died hefore they attained the ...

... vegetables in the market. Cross-examined, he said he had never paid any incometax. One of the principal reasons why infant mortality is so high, said a medical witness at Marylebone County-court, is that nursing mothers have acquired the habit of taking ...

... which were children under two years, while of the last seven burials six were infants under eight months. To dwellers in towns it seems strange that there should be so much mortality in a country village, where, it is generally thought, with fresh air in the ...