... CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. (BY THE REV. ROBT. C. NIGHTINGALE.) Only a little child, Btone-cold upon a bed, Is is for him von wail so wild. As though the very world were dead? A great deal bee been said and written of lets about infant mortality, but owing ...

... HUDDERSFIELD AND INFANT MORTALITY. ASSISTANCE TO YOUNG MOTHERS. The Hones of Coramoos Commibbas on police and sanitary regulations bad before them yesterday a Bill presented by the Huddersfield Corporation. The measures contains numerous provisions for ...

... ramie, and ant an earnest attempt was about to be made to grapple with the toile which afflict reit city—overcrowding and infant mortality. There rere many who were then peraneded that the attitude of isolation taken up by the independent ilocialiata was • ...

... the National Conference on Infant Mortality which waited upon him on Thursday will be read with much satisfaction by all public heath administrators. In Norwich, the question of the milk supply in its relation to infant mortality has been much discussed ...

... health point of view. The recent ca7ietirs of infant mortality in Norwich have ' made this problem of the milk supply quite ore of the most urgent for municipal consideration. The relation between infant mortality and the milk supply is very clearly established; ...

... COREESPbNDENCIt INFANT MORTALITY : SOME SUGGESTION'S re Mr Edgar. Sir—Your remarks ender - Laud Ulnae ti t thee morning with reference to ths'esermem rate of infant mortality vow at • zunewhl s hou r , for at ao time ia the mar is the Mob of ...

... lot in life. The annual report of the Medical-officerl ri iluith tor Norwich, no far as it deals al.!, tie infant mortality of the city, is infant death-rate iii appsllugly high. In the 76 great towns ilcaili•rate kr last year was 139 h•) ha is a dreadfully ...

... especially in respect of es infant mortality. Twenty-seven children wi der the age of one year died in the city week;last a record, wo believe, for this vv ., In the seven weeks since the end of July. there have been 141 deaths of infants , is Norwich. During ...

... might be preserved. Mr. H. A. Day supported the motion. He said the Health Committee were doing all that they could. The infant mortality in Norwich wee remarkably high; but it or high in several other large towns where women were easier - rely employed in ...

... awful Man. of infant mortality with which our age is faced. (Hear, hear.) I dareciay few of .you know what that mortality is, unless you happen to he students of the statistic,. I mow mention that in the' year just gone by the infant ...

... the general and sanitary condition of the Flew, which showed that the birth rate wee MA, and the death rate 15.7, and infant mortality 145.4 per thousand. ' The doctor also pointed out that the birth rate' of West Flegg was nearly double that of East Flegg ...

... they would endeavour to teach the proper feeding and nursing of young children, and the care of the sick. The rate a infant mortality was • scandal to our civilisation. One difficulty was to bridge over the period between a girl leaving school and undertaking ...