... seven o'clock, at the Pitts Memorial Hall, (Ablelastreet. the M►ror will preside at a Meeting at which addrears on Infant Mortality be Mr. Judges and Dangers the House F y by Mr. Hodgson will be riven. At the same time Mira Feernside will steak ...

... very much desires to press for- Last week, it will be remembered, Astor and other M.P.'s, having in view the very heavy infant mortality which going on, pleaded for co-ordination of work at the centre the most urgent rment, and to this end proposed the ng ...

... of sans Fourth cf July celebration without explosives and fireworks. Mr. John Burns stated at Caxton Hull •1 ha.fr infant (mortality rbte had decreased from 145 per 1,000 in 1904 106 oer I.COD 1910 —renresentin? savin? between 40.000 50,000 yearly in ...

... especially at the present time, when infant life is even more precious than in ordinary times. Yours faithfully, THOMAS lIARLOW, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality. • _ . 4, Tavistock Square, ...

... INFANT WELFARE WORK. THE HOME SECRETARY ON A COMPLETE SCHEME. the Oxford Union Bociety'a Debating Hall lest weenier, Mr. Samuel, Horne Secretary, adisoseed meeting on infant welfare week. The w under the empires of the Barnett end Oxford Health and Housing ...

... 'but they wanted old British stock corned on moredaughter and hear, hear* «J« deathn.te the town had there had been les« infant mortality. Councillor Searla tiia, ago tbe health Tiverton was greatly worse than now. They used to have continual visitations ...

... 58. In regard 'to infant mortality, the report stated that during the year eleven deaths of infants under one year were recorded. This was iby far the lowest number ever recorded for the district, and gave a rate for infant mortality 38.87 ...

... district. The birth rate again showed a very slight increase, and the death rate was heavier than for the year 1916. The infant mortality rate was very slightly higher than last year. The joint Committee the two Barnstaple Councils had ordered two tents to ...

... against 14.4 in 1309 and 13.8 the 10 years' average. The number of deaths children under 12 months was 13. The rate infant mortality was 55 per 1,000 against in l&Ot) and 83 the 10 years' average. tight deal were due cancer, nine to and one other tuberculous ...

... habit and imitation. . . The very important bearing of TEE 07 lon the and on the prevention of infant mortality wee by Miss Belford, meretary of Qs of infant Welfare and Notoriety centres, 4, Taristocknonant Landlords. she said. object to • encembisaces ...

... paper with regard to infant mortality in England. May I bring before your notice the methods adopted by Dr. Trnby King in his efforts to cope with the situation is New Zealand? In estimation, the three main causal of infant mortality are %gooniece, artificial ...

... Corporatfoe, through A. Health Department, ha. been dealing with the question of child welfare eo succeasfully that infant mortality in the borough ham fallen more than 60 per cent. during the laid sixteen ...