... made* and then announce the Imperial will.. CHILD MORTALITY IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. An English contemporary draws attention to the widely diverging figures of the statistical returns of infant mortality in various countries. They range from 79 deaths per ...

... onslaught on infant mortality. result the Tuberculosis Exhibition she hoped there would many fresh openings whereby lecturers and others would be brought into contact with the mothers and others in charge of infant*. They knew that the infant ...

... is being rewarded by steady improvement in their moral and physical condition and an increase in their numbers. While infant mortality and tuberculosis prevail to a considerable extent among Canadian Indians, better education aud incrraxe knowledge regarding ...

... Act in this country, :h will probably result in a severe irgation of the present lists. ANT MORTALITY. It was natural that the leader of the on infant mortality to the a on Friday should endeavour to out an impressive case for further lation, but we are ...

... obtained at as low a price as So or b weekly. Other articles are— Bed Tents fa Consumptives, Dogs and Diet, Infant* Mortality, The Feeding of Children wit may be Carried Out in a Day Indust/ill School, by P. Hanson ; Home Treatments Carried ...

... Sir CHARLES DILKE raised the question of the condition of young children employed in factories and other ways, and said infant mortality was still terribly too high. Alluding the absence of the Irish members, he remarked that, whatever evils existed in England ...

... diseases. The first work of the association, therefore, was to try and stamp ont tuberculosis, and reduce the rate of infant mortality- dealing with tuberculosis they must remember that it was preventible and curable certain stages, that it was not hereditary ...

... matter of hot mid-day food during winter in country schools. It is with regard to the great and terrible question of infant mortality that the association in this district feels itself to be making least headway. The subject is so difficult and delicate ...

... tive of the recent conference on infantile mortality, who drew attention to the need for school training of girls in the proper treatment of children, and the need for regulations regarding the sale infants’ foods. Mr. Asquith assured the deputation the ...

... were established in this country a peculiarly virulent form of inflammation was frequently seen in the eyes of very young infants , the disease often ending in partial or total blindness • and now, although you occasionally see a'blind man begging his ...

... of the Irish Registrar- General for 1908. In December last there was an increase in the population of 1,853. The rate of mortality per 1,000 from all forms of tuberculosis was lower than in the three preceding years. Only about oneseventh rd throe married ...

... Her Excellency said that on the previous day they had been discussing the question milk supply connection with infantile mortality, and she called on Lady Johnston (Londonderry) to resume the discussion. Lady Johnston said her object in speaking on the ...