... THE NEW CHOCOLATE PrIELTIS Chocolate ever produced. The Heavy Infant Mortality. oprelool--`Wo owe child'. may. dm s.. Mr. bat from to se 4 a nomad: ANINIMILL lee. Nd.l Mows, Pima arMtrool. Corm-Pl.. amid Mown OulorL lumber as Illeatroted Cooltoty Gook ...

... born. For 1912, the deaths wore 37, and the death-rate 77. The infant mortality rate was 13 Laurencekirk District, 124 in St. Cyrus District, 104 in Upper District, 88 in Lower Doeside District, and in Stonehaven Distict. The deaths which occurred daring ...

... portions of Ontario and Quebec show similar conditions, although the infant death-rate is less. Montreal (says the Daily Telegraph) has always been, notorious for its terrific infant mortality in the summer ...

... with preventable distress and disease, and, above all, with conditions that are mainly responsible for the excessive infant mortality in many towns Mr Mee always bis best when descanting on the wonders and the beauties of nature and the lessons to be ...

... so help to decrease the high infant mortality in the town . Jianv mothers entered the competition , forty infants ' navhis * to baes the scrutiny of lady and modi-Ciil fudges . Tfio prises were swarded oa points , tho infants being under twelve months ...

... Prevention Infant Mortality, etc., asking that the following resolution submitted to the Public Health Committee, via.:—“ That the time has oome for carrying on a general educational campaign througimut the country with the object further reducing infant mortality ...

... total 16 cases were removed to the hospital. Last year there were 255 legitimate and 45 illegitimate births while the infant mortality numbered 15 legitimate and illegitimate cases. A letter was submitted from the Local Government Board as to the Notification ...

... thousands infants have been saved from death throughout the country, and that gain has not been counterbalanced by unusual inroads on the health of the adult, members the population. Compared with August, 1911, when the heat was very great, the infant mortality ...

... WELFARE OF INFANTS. A letter was read from the National Assoe'l- Con for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and the Welfare of Infants as to an approaching conference in Glasgow. Dallis Macewen said practical steps had already been taken in Inverness ...

... important matter at the moment, yet no big campaign has been made against that enemy of i he Empire, the heavy rate of infant mortality. We are losing more babies, potential citizens for the Empire, than are losing lighting men, even though this is acknowledgpd ...

... oats; but the thoroughbred has the spur in its blood.—James Russell Lowell. Mr. John Burns stated at Caxton Hall that the infant mortality rate had decreased from 145 per 1,000 in 1904 to 106 per 1.000 in 1910— representing a saving of between 40,000 and 50 ...

... Authorities in the Mansion House to urge the establishment of a Ministry of Health with a special view to the prevention of infant mortality. Dundee was represented by Lord Provost Don, ex-Bailie Fraser, Mr W. H. Bly ...