... wiU be widely distribute]. Public meetings will be organiasd specially in thee. centres in which high death-rates and infant mortality rates show the need for action. Local brandies of the Council will he formed. and special inquiries will be mods by the ...

... quickly the survivors begin to go ahead and to put a h: Jthy appearance. Great, therefore, as I believe would be the effect infant mortality proper and adequate feeding, greater still, my opinion, would be the effect of the free use soap and water and the c ...

... of education in infant feeding was not an ideal method, it was the best obtainable. Since that method had been in operation in Halifax the infant mortality had been reduced from 130 per 1,000 to 100 per 1,000, and the infani mortality for the three months ...

... council undertake the clearly explaining to councillors urban rural tricte jiowei's and duties Act w-:ll le in in which and infant mortality the for action council toimeil al will of council in regard to certain district appeal made fund special work years EARLY ...

... of them become exceedingly lazy. That • Weber infant le mortality is not f• - und amongst those infanta whose mo hers milheads—remarks Was Jones—', - doubtless partially explained by the fact that tto infant's health depot& upon the type of mother; and ...

... deterioration of the race &Mimics as to the mortality of infant life, and an examination of the most common ailments of childhood, showed that those children artificially nurtured were liandirwpped. AA infant's stomach vest too drugged; it was not a test ...

... the survivors begin to go ahead and to put on • dthy appearance. (Neat, therefore, as I believe would be the effect on infant mortality of proper and adequate feeding. greeter mill, in my opinion, be the effect of the use of soap sad water and the cultivation ...

... Government to pass legislation that will ensure a pure milk supply. In this connect ion Sir Lauder Br union remarked that the infant mortality from impure milk THE YORKSHIRE POST. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1900. ' A letter VM rend from Lord liner, who warmly advocated ...

... fact which sufficiently indicates the results which might be obtained if the infants of the less favoured districts had extended to them the same care as that bestowed upon infants of the better favoured districts. In Shorediteh, for instance, the proportion ...

... ion the general improvement. The report gives black list of towns with high infantile mortality, though most show welcome improvement last year. Grimsby lost infant lives last year at the rate bf 139 per 1,000. In 1907 the rate was 153. For Nottingham ...

... fact which sufficiently indicates the results which might be obtained if the infants of the less favoured districts had extended to them the same care as that bestowed upon infants of the better favoured districts. In Shoreditch, for instance, the proportion ...

... proviaions have been odepted tor dealing with this terrible of the innocents, most beneficial reran have followed, and many infants' lives Ewe been spared, and the great degeneration the race checked. Take the monthly re✓olt of the burials for November. ...