... Infant - Mortality. ToiberouJoas rapddilßr increasing. 10,000 rnheWVwiteof Gftoater Prague there died 30.1 per cent, 1313 and 404 in 1917. One the most pitiful in Prague is-thtat the the children'e hoepttaJ, littte Irving Aele. tom with undeveloped carrying ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Lecturing on “The National Importance of Child Mortality,” before the Boyal Sanitary Inatitute at Brighton laet night. Dr. Nowabolme, prineipnl medical the Local Government Board, aaid that the high mortality in apecially bad ooontiaa ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The number of deaths of infanta under one year ot age was 491. equivalent to an infant fimviorratalis by mortality, per bi rt h t he previous lowest beal. 109.0 in 1912. hseept tm 104 record, for that year, the infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The number of dotths of infants under one year of age wos 6sB, a 4 which were male, and 313 females. As usual the deaths of male infants were in of the deaths of females. The rite of intuit mortality -.)r proportion of ...

... to birth-rate of 36.06 per 1,000. The deaiths numbered 22, equivalent to an annual mortality of 12.2 per 1.000. The genera! mortality for the month was low, but Ibe infant dea,lb rate was exoeaeive. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The Need for Mothercraf Classes. The need for classes in view of the heavy infant mortality was emphasised at the annual eneral meeting the Northamptonshire District Nursing Association held in the Committee Room of the Northampton Town ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. If this was the unsatisfactory state of things when milk 4d. e quart, how is the working. family to give his children a tall and adequate supply of milk when the quart costs a shilling? milk MOM inereased infant mortality, and there ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. 4 v. 6111116 L Willem Atria. It rboolania I so rogue that fora drink, MaWpm Wehali. diarrbea. samattary awtitiallaPt. sad other far too died every year. and rbot the life in dour poll* be better prolortant sad way to do that woe to ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Tlie deaths one year of age l2, increase four over those in 1913. and giving death-rate 112 per 1,000 births, as compared with the previous year, a great increase, more especially when the causes ate considered, for with the exception ...

... Infant Mortality. The short experience she (Lady Wickham) had had convinced her that the mothers were very pleased indeed to receive visits and advice from.those in a position to give it. Statistics issued in 1912 showed that in the United Kingdom the ...

... Infant Mortality. The crusade against our high Infantile death rate, said Miss Zanetti, is one of the brightest features of social work at the present time. The progress of the movement has been phenomenal, little more than a decade having sufficed to ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, 'We ought, to have infant welfare centres within reach of the working mothers throughout the length and breadth of the country, said Yr. A. H. D. Arland, commenting, at a meeting at lamdon University, on the fact that about 40,000 ...