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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 1674 to 1878. there was in the latter a diminution in the deaths from all causes of infants under one year old or 6.609 per million births per annum; while the mortality caused by eight specified diseases, either directly communicable or exacerbated by ...
... opening of the proceedings in the Bodmin election petition. CONFERENCE ON INFANT MORTALITY. The King and Queen have given their patronage to a conference on infantile mortality, to be held in the Caxton Hall. Westminster, on June 13th and 14th, when the ...
... and infantile mortality yesterday ix:civics-I the prominent attention of the Bristol Congress of the Royal Sanitary Institute. The Medical Section agreed on the importance of a pure milk supply and the proper use of modified milk for infant feeding. whilst ...
... IMPORTANCE OF PROPER FEEDING. THE NEWRY RKPORTEit. T ESDAY. MAY 22 1906. INFANTILE MORTALITY. Dr. C. W. Saleeby, speaking on Infantile Mortality at a meeting held at the Infants' Hospital, Kensington Court, said that the scandalous fact. that about one child ...
... graveyard upwards of 50,000 infants every year. Then the mothers, as well as the infants. are needlessly sacrificed. Upwards of 1,600 of them die every year. Tuberculosis still carries off 60,000 victims annually, but the mortality from it hiss fallen steadily ...
... the influence of :.•11 the religious establishments over the land to which they attribute their gradual disappearance from mortal view. This philosophy however is not too perfect, when they admit that fairies existed in an age less corrupt and sinful than ...
... the open air. As a rule most of the German towns show higher death rates than corresponding towns in England. The mortality among infants is also higher. AGAINST MUNICIPAL HOUSE-BUILDING Salzburg. thanks to the influence of Archbishop Wolf Dietrich, has ...