... INFANT MORTALITY. The Medical Officer of the Local Government Board, Dr Arthur Nowsholme, in his annual report, which has just been issued, reviews the public health during 1909. During the year, lie states, tho death-rate of England and Wales 1000 population ...

... women vast amount of information that would lead to tlio making of bettor laws* for publio health, which would | prevent, infant mortality, and whioli would emphasise th» vnJuo'ot life. If they went back over tile history of the world —to the tunes of the ...

... adoption nohfica- E-tion. When death does occur the sanitary notice by the registrar, thoroughly disinfects the house. The infant mortality ogam was below the ■ average, although much greater than last ! year, being at th© rate 97.45 per 1000. I Wlkooi>ing-oougli ...

... (amilies could and did subsist apparent oomfoit much than the wages he suggested last They did, but at what to the nation in infant mortality, in impaired efficiency, diminiKhed power re.si-tance to crime, and finally in pruperism was but partly shown national ...

... unknown. The composition of the milk is such as to make pre-eminentlv suitable for infants, and its use reported to have already reduced the rat.* of infantile mortality Germany. Investigations there have, moreover, established the fat-t that disagreeable ...

... total number electors who voted was 177. against 246 two years ago. SOUTH WARD. In the South Ward the voting took place in the Infant School South Street. The presiding officer was Jamieson, town clerk. Here the candidate? were John M‘Kenzie and Robtrt Simpson ...

... tho dock, and who, after being rescued, said he wanted commit suicide. The Chairman —Was drunk at the time? The Inspector—Mortal d:'unk. (Laughter.) Mr Balfoui How then was he able to jump in. might fall in. (Laughter.) 'Hie Inspector—'He was carried ...

... achievement that ought be recognised, and the mem here agreed consider the matter. The chairman and Mr Wilson proceeded to the Infant department, under Miss Dougal, where, after the children had given nice rendering the songs. “The Merry Summer- Time and “By ...

... C*zar, and once bur no more the representatives mortal foe of his country, Japan—Prince Fushinn, Admiral Togo, and General Aogi. Directly in the rear were the Prince Consort the Netherlands, the Infante Don Fernando, -the envoy Spain, end the Duke Aosta ...