... that while Perth favourably placed a* regards its infantile mortally, that that is why should rest on our oars. The advice* cannot Ik.* questioned. ♦ flic causes the excos-dve infantile mortality .re various, many remedial).e the people diem selves while ...

... possible effort should made to save infant life, and to rear the difficult years befofr them the largest possible number of children likely in due time develop into efficient and patriotic citizens. If the high infant mortality was to a considerable extent due ...

... effort should be made to save infant life, and to rear the difficult years befoft them the largest possible number of children likely in due time to develop into efficient and patriotic citizens. If the high infant mortality was to a considerable extent ...

... it did If different societies holding the most varied idea- of -oeial and political problems. It was tile suliuci of infant mortality that she wished speak upon that evening, «.rKi the object the deputation was ...

... his indictment of poverty es the cause of child wastage. Mr Munro proceeded to saddle part of the responsibility for infant mortality on the gross ignorance of food values and simple cooking which many mothers displayed. He warmly commended the course ...

... George Newman was chief medical officer of the Board of Education in 1907, and is a recognised authority on hygiene and infant mortality. Mr A. Priestley has represented Grantham in Parliament for the poet ten years. Dr John M. Redmond is closely connected ...

... Dundee, with pardonable pride, in which we can all join. But it would be more to the point to compare the death rate and infant mortality in the centre of the town with those of the suburbs. Compare, say the South Street and the closes off I it, with Craigie ...

... given thr WedioaJ greater satdefacti.>n than the extrannJii i infant mortality. His repor to rsstLed will -.how the infantil tile lowest ...

... authorities on the effect of tuberculin in the treatment of the disease. Mr John Burns, president of the conference on infant mortality, which was opened at Caxton Hall, Westminster, acid the source of the nation's strength lay in noble motherhood, and ...

... POINTS FOR MOTHERS. Infantile mortality is discussed at some length by Dr Stewart, who points out that the number of infants under one year old who died was 66, a decrease of 25 as compared with the previous year, giving an infantile deathrate of 83.5 ...

... the City, is distinguished by reason of the numerous new records which it chronicles. As regards the general mortality, deaths among infants ana deat'as from consumption, the rate was the lowest yet recorded in the annals of the city; while, in Dr Stewart's ...

... re%:ewing the deaths of infants for the past f e‘ , eats, can hest perhaps be done by exam-! thE, following chart, it will be noted that been, on the whole, a decided tendency for infant death rate to leaves.., , , west mortality occurred in 1910 and 1909 ...