... INFANT MORTALITY. THE CRECHE AS A PALLIATIVE. Messrs. Whiteley's premises will, during the next fortnight, present one window interawl to all the varied passers-by. Who is there who is not interested in children, their treatment. and care, and nourishment ...

... lecture on infant Mortality. After pointing out the importance, of breastfeeding. the lecturer said that women'. Lebow* had a great effect upon infants' lives. Intemperance also had an important bearing on the mother. and Dr. Pooler,proceeded to substantiate ...

... INFANT MORTALITY TABLES reveal awful waste .4 human life The eat. are wall known. We as leaders are melt those who the to loam Sola,L Hut it nothing Übe) . pared On . ..trill the fire that ha ase !lase they As surally 10.1. Figures sir hut coin Uf re ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT A feats,. of beat* atatistiss of Urea& of Brighouse for past see* is She high figures that threw every 10 &Mires bores p= away early infamy. Di. MANSON AT Luminous. Mom ▪ Thum or • by Mr. Jobs Mb • MUMMA now I Mr. W. Mamma t f • Cortow ...

... with the town of \Watford, and ¢ nsidered open spaces in an urban district most valuable. He had compiled figures of the infant mortality at Letchworth, the site of the First Garden City, Bushey, and Watford. The rate of population per acre at Letchworth ...

... Freudenreiclv tells us, in microbes to .sucli an extent .that there. is no need to go further in search of the causes of infant mortality. ...

... the home, the better health of mothers consequent upon increased care and attention at suoh period, the reduction of infant mortality consequent upon the reduction of ill-health in children, and increased affection between mother and child. ...

... 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 ...

... detail with the subject, or offered any observations on the which In their view have mainly contributed to any special Infant mortality, and little or no account Is given of any measures adopted to ameliorate those conditions. Tbe majority have contented ...

... necessary advice maybe given to the mother in regard to the rearing and nurture of her child. Having considered the report on infant mortality from Dr. King Warry (who is in favour of the Act) the Committee recommended in the interests of the public health, that ...

... test of milk sold to the public. The speakers po'.nt. ed out that impure milk was largely re. sponsible for much of the infant mortality and was a prolific source of con Gumption. Hon. W. I. Hanna said the pathological equipment of the Government could be ...

... Miss Martindale, M.D., gave an address on The Health of the People. The subject was treated from the standpoint of infant mortality amongst the working classes, the lecturer giving a great deal of interesting information upon the subject. Dr. 'Martindale ...