... decries ''the yresent outcry with regard to infant mortality - ;' and holds that it is better that weakly children should die. Here are her words: A larfm proportion of the direct attempts to sive infant life are doomed to failure because the feeble little ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. liven, the Medical Officer of Health for Manchester, has prepared an important report on infant mortality and the birth rate. Dr. liven explains the causes which lead to the death of so many children, the principal among them being ...

... but to emancipate, for there was no tyranny so cruel as that of disease. He dwelt on the extent of preventible disease, infant mortality, and other evils existing in the community which might be immensely diminished by proper sanitation, and especially urged ...

... So far front holding up the Potteries - as the worst place in the. kingdom for infant mortality and illegitimate' birth.s, the article, while regretting the infant mortality, distinctly stated that there mid been some improvement. Moreover, the Report ...

... • • MN OMEN *MN • OMNI • Infants' Food and Infant Mortality. • It la a well-known fact that sore deaths result from the Improper feeding of Infanta Ithan from any other reuse. The true secret of health depends on the food given to intents until they are ...

... mei own own • me. I Infants' Food and • Infant Mortality. • It a swell-known fact that more deaths result from the impr o per fordint •of Infants Ithan from any other ram. The true secret of health depends on the food given to Infant. ...

... Re•emrtg to the question of infant mortality in :h.: Potteriee, Sir Charles pointed out that thcugh the Medial Offioer of Longon ' , lotted a dunination in infant mot- Laity, he c1 . .-ew attetror. to the fact that infautile mortality, tll c.ver England, was ...

... for the preceding ten years, and yield a crude mortality rate equal to an annual rate of 23 per 1,000 esti. mated population. This heavy rate was in a large measure due to the high rate of infant mortality, which was equal to over 200 per 1.000 births ...

... e ms • vim mom Some • Infants' Food and I Infant Mortality. 1 • well-known fact that more deaths result from the Improper feeding of Infants e from any other cause. TAefood given tcret of health depends on the to infants until they are ...

... MI NNW o.l=l • Infants' Food and 1 Infant Mortality. 0 ft , is a vreU.known fart that more deaths remit from the improper feeding of infant. I • than from any other cause. The trne secret of health depends on the food given to infants until ...

... for the preced• lug ten years, and yield a crude mortality rate equal to an annual rate of 23 per 1,000 esti. mated population. This heavy rate was in a large measure due to the high rate of infant mortality, which was equal to over 200 per 1.000 births ...

... evidence, that the Potteries was th e secon d wer e o we in the whole kingdom for two very bad thingsillegitimate births and infant mortality. He contended it was gross isootaistency for the Sentinel to have heldirp their beads hi honer whet he tad Gad. sad ...