... SAVNG THE BABY. The scheme started by Mr Brinpim in Broadbent. with a view to reducing the infant mortality rate. still continues to be «ivied by public health reformers. At the monthly meeting of the aehton-under-Lyne Ladies' Health Society, held last ...

... was largely the result of the lupe mortality among infanta from diarr To hoea diocese r the same reason the death rate deat rato alb was more than twice as large an that during the third quarter of Mr The infant mortality was 146 per 1,003 hints. as computed ...

... of the estimated population, the death rate not entirely, to the population of the borough being underestimated. The infant mortality rate—a rate not affected by the variations of the popul lowest reoreded in the history of the borough. The birth We was ...

... ileums for last year being LSI and 12.1. The infant mor. tality for the borough was 125 againin 137 it 1906. Last year. continued Dr. Morison. he called attention to the exceedingly high infant mortality in the North•Eaat Ward. year again it was abnormally ...

... Whits intended to satisfy his needs which are now on view at the Cavendish Booms, Mortimertrtreet, W. But the questio infant mortality is so praising in this coon. I try that every movement which likely to help forward its solution deserving of support ...

... me at 10e at a time. The total would be about £3. (Proceed in g HEALTH OF DURHAM COUNTY. UNSATISFACTORY RETORT ABOUT INFANT MORTALITY. The report of the County Medical Officer of Health (Dr. T. Rusted, Hill. M.D.) for the quarter ended Deoember M. 1107 ...

... INFANT 11011TAUTY. With regard to infant mortality, Dr. * 9 o' ',Warms that the past year has been ameba for • very masked decrease in the Umber of deaths of infants under one of age. This decrease is entirely due lithe dominatioat of deaths from diarrhoea] ...

... on the care and feeding infants. kindly supplied hr Alderman and Mrs Forbes. had been much appreciated by the mothers, and the in. etruetiore upon them had been followed les well as they could be. The average of infant mortality during the part 10 years ...

... • state of sabers which far from satisfactory. b respect of its general death-rate, its zyrootio death-rate, and its infant mortality, Middlesbrough has an onsaviable distinction as compared with England and Wales and the 76 largest towns, the figures ...

... 4o infantile mortality. the deaths T org fants under one year of age numbered 4.515, equal to a rate of 157 per 1,000 blabs ratiwered. In the two immediately Sag lsin ia l az the infant roliTtall . At tg o iz i e: ear the infand mortality nee has shown ...

... contains a fiI.AXO POOR YFASITRF.. sal bears full directions and Feeding Chart GLAXO is the new infants food offered by New Zeeland .where the infant mortality STYM (REGISTERED) IS WHEATLEY'S ORIGINAL GENUINE HOP BITTERS. So many makers of similar but ...

... unsatisfactory feature—that of the total deaths 41 per cent. were of children under five years of age. Thus, with an infant mortality of 126, and a steadily declining birth-rate was a very serious state of affairs for a large industrial centre. and one ...