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... KBDOOTIOR OF INFANT MORTALITY. TO THE EDITOR OS THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTEB. Sm—The adoption public health authorities in the United Kingdom of remedial measures which have been successful in reducing infant mortality in Paris and New York more than one-tliirl ...
... PREMIER AND INFANT MORTALITY The Prime Minister received deputation yeaterday repreeentative the recent conference on Infantile mortality, who drew attention the need for school training girU in the proper treatment of children, ami the need for regulations ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. REDUCTION OP INFANT MORTALITY. TO THE EDITOR OE THE BELKART NEWS-LETTER Sir—During the rears 1892-1894 Paris the infant mortality was 258 per 1,000 births. Aa result conference held dlscuse the best remedial measures Consultations Kourrisons ...
... THURSDAY. JULY 22. 1909. the health congress and infant MORTALITY. the Health Congress at Leeds yesterday Dr. George Newman, medical officer to the Board Education, delivered an address on child mortality in relation to the health of the State. He contended ...
... INPANT MORTALITY IN PLYMOUTH. The Mayor of Plymouth has informed the Sanitary Committee that, in order to reduce the rate infant mortality daring his year office, he and the Mayoress have decided offer ten prizes of each for the healthiest five boys and ...
... would gain each Jfar 216.000, and compared with Norway, 17,000. The French infant mortality 150 per thousand, »o if ilie conditions worn the same as Norway there would saving infant life The foregoing statistic,* have been mUwied Dr. Jules who was sent misaion ...
... buildinga, and the shipa along the quay displayed hunting. At the club address was presented to Aberdeen liebalf of the Infant Mortality Sub-committee the Women National Health Association, and the Countow liandon requested her -Excellency to declare the ...
... The report acknowledged the interest manifested the urban | council of Coleraine, and, referring to the question of infant mortality, stated that the association in Cokraine felt itself to bo making the least headway in that department. The subject was ...
... of broken-down persons seeking work at the docks, circumstance which also affects its bcaltii statistic*. The rate of infant mortality was 140 i*>r thousand birth!*, lower rate than had over before* been recorded in the city. 'lit© plague was introduced ...
... the public business. INQUESTS IN BELFAST. Infant Mortality the City. The City Coroner (Dr. James Graham) sat Peter’s Hill -baths yesterday and held in- quiry into the circumstances connected with death of an infant aged four months, son ...
... ami had impo'vH ranch more rapidly than any other country, thm not the coto ae regarded infant mortality. There •were » 'mo «’ue tncte where the infant mortality wa* still nhly high quote*l from repoit .»n urns etib- MH't* Bureau Labour Washington, and ...
... literaturo U»e tub«rcmoau». the question infant mortality attribatod the heavy death-rato in the workhouse* U> the fact that the children were mostly illegitimate. At all event* was convinced that the infant mortality, both ineide and the wora* houses would ...