... PREMIER ON MUNICIPAL PROGRESS. Sanitation and Infant Mortality. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannennan yesterday afternoon received the honorary freedom of native city Glasgow. The ceremony took place in St. Andrew’s Hall, which was crowded to the doors, distinguished ...

... story infant mortality. Happily in this matter compare favourably with Engand and Scotland, for while the death-rate in England ia 133 thousand all children born during the first year of their life, and that of Scotland is 116 th« infant mortality of Ireland ...

... Reform t and| Infant mortality varies almost ari the | Cally with housing conditions, and a iatety children uoder five are only one-ninth a 2a 2a — om of | deaths. Of 944,708 children born in lew than 137,490 died within !2 month 15 40,000 infants annecessarily ...

... ditions prevail there, as a rule, the high: of infant mortality is found. This can monstrated in a variety of ways, and wass of evidence. The prepared by Dr. Roberteon, the Medica! ing extract from a report on infant mc yon |S Sea for 1904), will, however, suffice ...

... The truth of the heredity law— he al- fathera up been chfhares the third and fourth Why? tion”—is e bu- of tobacco. Infant mortality is jed to most serious probleme confronting | Were the present time in were causes, Wo w for of who France a special ...

... were now clamouring for solution were evils which beset the body politic at home—drunkenness, depopulation, bad housing, infant mortality, ignorance, the whole lot of them, all of those within the range of legislation, and all of them demanding methods of ...

... take steps for spreading it ‘ish a is all tion among the people as to the treat: there infants. The idea is of course to com n the evils conducive to infant mortality crowding and lack of sanitation a doubtedly among these causes, but a | it is officer ...

... The Chairman said the birth-rate of the f the was going down, and infant mortality lessening. ve rise to painful re », but as to the future our national mon, tal cause of infant mortality want of recognition of the duties of mo! women of all ranks of society ...

... perilous! lative percentages. It is hence quite clear right understanding of the interdepe } epi> of birth-rates and infant mortality c: n the | a still greater degree of public intere: aan, hk, ae or a zate of 15.5 persons per 1,000. popalation of all ...

... in which Sir John Bvers had treated the subject. She had noted all that boon said about ...

... sight of. The first is the proper training of the children themselves, and the second is that which lies at the root the infant mortality we hear so much of, of the consumption, the insanity, the drunkenness, the dirt, and, broadly speaking. of roost of the ...

... 1901 return: North that year the death-rate was 22.4. ] ission rence to infant mortality, the Cu lin to put a very relevant question as to fe do tent to which the great mortality un itical age of twelve months was distributed Sun- the well-to-do and the ...