... 14.5, and the same period infant mortality had declined from 112.7 82.2. Taking Norway, find that the mortality from to 1306 fell from 16 to 13.5 among adults, and from 95 9 to 69.4 among infants. In France the average mortality was 20 per ...

... place in the worid, and thus the foundation would be laid for healthier. happier hom-s all over tho land, and the awful infant mortality of the present da% woukd end. Bat M tha absence of that early training it was compatent for every mother to-learn and ...

... salver thimble with the imeription Dth The function opened with an address read by Mr.. [Mandan to her on behalf of the Infant Mortality Sub Committee. said--Yonr Excellency I regret much that oar invairinart Judy thebery, r. unable to be present through ...

... had fallen in 1906 10 14.0 gty the same period infant mortality pad wol from 1157 to 82.2. Taking Norwey’ it that the mortality from 1880 to 195 g 8 16 to 13.5 among adults, and f!'o‘miia‘; d awong infants. In Framce the ave i talitv. was 20 per thousand ...

... children, which recommends Children’s Bureau under one the Departments which will investigate the welfare of children, infant mortality, degeneracy, and child labour. Last month the President called Conference together of workrvDs and students among dependent ...

... country, and 180 lectures amd cooking demonstrations for mothers during the Suminer In Dublin, with a view to combating infant mortality. ; 1 i It was reported that thirty-two district nuises had been appointed by means of the Women’s National ‘Ezaalth ...

... and Mrs. Blunden, and conducted through the rooms, and then Lady Bandan | presented the members of the Worling and | Infant Mortality Sub-Committee and the Lady Superintendentt to her Excellency. | After inspection of the premises her Excellency expressed ...

... factories and other ways. He declared bhgzt while we stood far ahead of other coumtries in negard to general mortality. in the matter of infant mortality the position was less satisfactory, and in some districls it wus still terribly high. ; ...

... necessary. No doubt infant mortality in the early weoks of life is ¢vidently due in a large measure to the physical conditions of tho mwother, and in the latter months of the first year to the unsatisfactory feeding and the exposure of the infant. This will of ...

... the pens:on committes, responsrble to the Treasury. bas been drown to the mat- “THE Coa OF THE NATION.” REDUCTION OF INFANT MORTALITY ae ee minates 2 seconds. M. Tefebvre cireled the ten kilometres track and cities of France and of the United States in ...

... country, and 180 lectures and cooking demonstrations for mothers during the summer in Dublin, with a view to combating infant mortality. It was reported that thirty-two district nurses had been appointed means of the Women’s National Health Association ...

... 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 ...