... MORTALITY GPN OFFER (FROM OUR O CORRESPONDENT.) Berlin, Wednesday. Tho “ Morgenpost ” states that Mr. Nathan Straas, the American millionnire, has offered to present a complete installation of pasteurizing apparatus for the sterilization of milk—like ...

... doctore.— Chairman aaid the of the country a8 going down, and infant mortality eas; not lessen: gave rife to painfal a3 to tho fatare of our national eficiency ‘The fundam: 4] cause of infant mortality was the want of ian of the duties of moiber- hood amonzet ...

... months—that is dé as also are there bodies. The food brovet such house: soon becomes 40.000 infants t Here, then, we have a field for somal w: war Infant mortality in (90% St. Mary's. 33L per LGA bi of the st efforts of all who, in the werd: of Leg Bournvile ...

... Sunday, and wee ...

... the subject o! f the sale of drink to young he and urged that the age shoul it be raised to 1s. Conference also that infant mortality was largely drink-ca uscd, and urged that girls in should receive instruction elementary dar: denounced, and the in Gambling ...

... scandal tn and in Plymou sinfant mortality. at the Association would in time He uh te diminish this. (Hear, hear.) The ordinary death-rate a! Plymouth ‘is past year bad been 17 per 1,000, wi the death-rate among infants under one year was 154 Thoso figures ...

... and bad housing on the one hand, and high rates of infant the other, is fully death on beyond question established Wherever bad slum conditions there, as a rule, the highest rate of infant mortality is found. This can be demonstrated in a variety of ways ...

... their young, estimated at 6) miles an n the storm wee at its height, was and thus hel; lecrease the number of helping on infant mortality, until at lest their doomed country received \ PLYMOU ‘TH GUILDHALL SERVICE. anything it a rom God. It would be better ...

... to con- | assistance of soldiers to recover the bodies. The tamination in the house, and proof of his theories emaller infant mortality of military | upon the replied that he had no cartridges, but stations, where cleanliness , oS @ matter insisting he ...

... gap if t the average for the British Army is examined. In tho year 1905 the military infant mortality was 44.6, the civil infant mortality was 111.4, but the mortality of children of all ages in the Army in Great Britain and Ireland was only ...

... ner 1.000 ner annum aoe ‘Bertha giving a rate oi, rate of Ave: birth-rate for past ten years 26.1, death-rate 15.7. e infant mortality was re markably low, being only five, compared with 2 tbe Previous year. . five were under 1 year, three between and ...

... of the people sore bat, and rot bring them under the Poor-law would be to some extent, as mothers would (Hear, hear.) Infant mortality nurses. receive advice and instruction from the association's Mr. Miller moved that the report be referred back fer the ...