... Infant Mortality. I Mr. J. M'Cormick. proposing the adoption the report of the Child eliare Committee, said it was the desire of the Jk»ard to make the scheme for child welfare perfect possible ao to preserve life, it woe due to them Guardians, considering ...

... Infant Mortality, Answering Mr. King. Mr. LONG stated that with regard infant mortality that the latest figures. 1015. showed that the death-rate under your of age amounted per 1.000 births, will. Ll.> ner 1.000 births in the previous ten year*, iind ...

... under the rate for 1911. the year 1911 the infant mortality rate was per 1,000 births, and the average infant mortality rate tor the 10 yean, 1903- 11, was per 1,000 births. In England and Wales the infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN NEW YORK, An Appalling Increase. (From our Correspondent! New York. Wedneedey. The New York Department of ordered an larestigatioa to commenced with view to checking the abnormal deathrate *mong*t children in this city. No fewer than ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN IRELAND. PROVINCIAL PARAGRAPHS. A F.O, The Post Office authorities have closed the telegraphic and postal srixfflee William Street. Newry. BANK OFFICIAL PROMOTED. Mr. J. Walker, cashier and promanager in Ulster Bank, Armagh, has been ...

... principal English Local Government Board, lecturing last evening at Congress the national importance of child mortality, said the high infant mortality in specially bad counties was oftdn attributable to inexcusable municipal neglect and parsimony, which was ...

... death-rate Is 14 5 lor nil London, aud that tbe infant mortality io oer**io districts is high 18 per 1,000, the statement almost startling, shows 'bat tbe best way of attacking >be high rateof iofaufc mortality ie to provide healthily-built bouses, open spaces ...

... Coleraine Branch W.N.H.A, A marked reduction the infant mortality rate wae recorded at the annual meeting the Coleraine Branch of the Women * National Health Association. Larne Grammar School. The annual prize distribution in connection with the Larne ...

... annual conference of the Associa r the the Prevention of Infant Mortality at Lis to be and his place was taken Mr. Samuel wrote expressing f the the remarkable reduction in the rate o/ 8 ad- mortality during the ror | Vic- promising of the Association. A ...

... in the 136 smaller towns 15 per thousand. Of the deaths in England and Wales, 44,818 were those of infants under one year of age, the infant mortality rate being 201 per thousand registered births, the proportion l>eiiig GO per thousand above the average ...

... Treasury grant for infant welfare,” The Society state that the fall in infant mortality fox 1916 is due to great extent to the increased facilities for toeding and clothing the children provided by toe army separation allowances, and the fact that many mothers ...

... the matter of the knowledge and practical instruction imparted to women on the subject of food, the effect being higher infant mortality. The establishment of mothers’ Ironies and school, was in every populous district. Women, aaid Wr«. W. MacDonald, must ...