... PCBLKJ HEALTH CONGRESS. TUBERCULOSIS, MILK SUPPLY. AND INFANT MORTALITY. Bunco, Thursday Night. Motional work of tbe Royal Institute of Health ended to-day, aod tbe gathering will terminate to-morrow with more among (be beautiful aoenery Derbyabire, at ...

... 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 ...

... through w York’s east end, and found intense suffering. Many children are ill, and if the mt b;lom n(l)t nb:t.e %oion infant mortality i .terribly high. a are sl ing on roofs and verandalrg fiplui the oepee?; parks. On the seashore I passed f.hrox}lgh rows ...

... with the case. In New York’s east end there is intense suffering. Many children are ill, and if the heat not abate soon infant mortality will be terribly high. Many people are sleeping on roofs and verandahs and in the open parks. the seashore at nigiht ...

... thousand, and 51 deaths, including those of 12 strangers, which gave a rate of 18. The deaths of infants under on© year numbered six. The infant mortality for the 13 weeks ended June 27 was the rate of 112 per thousand. You can’t get wrong if you carry ...

... Alderman (Huddcrafiold) stated that had always been bun a standing pur-zle infant mortality was larger colliory districts than m manufacturing districts, where initclt of the mortality was attributed the employment married women. But in both CS.-*H» the root ...

... typical of many other American cities. Intense suffering prevails iu the East End, and if the heat does not abate soon infant mortality will be terribly high. Many people are sleeping roois and verandahs and in the open parks, and numbers of others on the ...

... section Alderman Benjamin Broadbent (Hisidersfield) came forward with Wale guardians as to the hest means of combating infant mortality. The welt being national, be antended that the machinery moat be national. The problem on the national was three-fol ...

... Better than Children. Dr. J. M. MACKENZIE, Medical Officer of Health, Kirkby-in-Ashfield,, in the course of a paper on infant mortality in mining districts, declared that the thoughtless manner—regulated by habit—in which babies and young children, during ...

... orofitable market in the villages of the East Riding and North Lincolnshire. Some light may also be thrown the large infant mortality by the fact that ill addition, the uoverty. and bad-feeding; of the mothers, and their ignorance good nursing methods ...

... Conference on Thursday, that it had always been to him standing puzzle whv infant mortality was larger in colliery districts thati manufacturing districts, where much the mortality was attributed the employment married women. But in both oases the root the ...

... Latins' the employment of young girls in factories should be more strictly enforced, and referred to the high rate of infant mortality in towns where mothers were engaged in factory work. Mr. JESSE POLLINGS' (U.. Birmingham, of the regulations recently ...