... minded (cram w.ll with the majority restrictive clauses contain in Ac*. Ftw will quarrel with its pafeguards against infant mortality, save cnly those neglective parents, who tiliow their children grow as they will without troubling themselves either ...

... foreign the nature of the animal—is equally important, and an ill-kept stye ia quite sufficient account for a nigh rate of infant mortality in young litters. To keep a couple sows If there are cows, and consequently a certain amount separated milk, is clear ...

... Municipal Corporation will be held on Monday next for the purpose of taking the distress in the city into consideration. Infant Mortality. Twice within the week the City Coroner haa been called upon inquire into the depths of children who had been burned ...

... huge enough to fill the whole ocean. No reasonable bishop could desire more in the way of birth-rate, lam sure. The infant mortality,” however, or in more general terms the death-rate, is proportionately large, in accordance with the general rule, which ...

... and have improved more rapidly than any other, yet, the fight hon. pointed onl, infant mortality that not the caae, and there ate .-•oroe disirkta where the infant mortality ir fdill terribly too high. from report this «übje« by U*e Hurean l ...

... ospoctal.y with a view keeping down the present rate of infant mortality. It had n«‘pn found experience that wherever Pasteurised «r sterilised milk was given very children the rate of infant mortality decreased. Dr Gtondinning prop«w*l vote of thanks Dr ...

... that the children should be provided for in some proper way, and some efforts should be made to reduce the appalling infant mortality in the hospital; but his Lordship the Rishop did not think that the change suggested by the medical staff a desirable ...

... place in, the world, and thus the foundation would laid for heal tine r, happier homes all over tire land, and the awful infant mortality of the present day would end. But in the absence of that early training it was competent for every mother to learn and ...

... watering in the summer time of the byways of the poorer parts of the districts suburban to London. I■ this way, he said, infant mortality might bs I reduced. Four thousand Warwickshire motorists have petitioned the Warwickshire County Council in favour of ...

... the matter remain undiscussed and unremedied? If working women realized how potent a factor in the present high rate of infant mortality is the length of their working day, would they not take steps to get their sisters to speak fur them in l'arliament? ...

... so much extra a quart for, thinking they wore getting the best possible thing for their infants. The fact that people desire tho best possible thing for their infants proves that men and women recognise the sovereignty of His Majesty the Baby. This supremacy ...

... in his annual report. After, a reference tt* the part married female labour in mills plays in contributing unduly high infant mortality. Dr. Harr goes on:— great cry is being made in favour raizing the age at which children may work half-time. If w«* must ...