... VACCINATION AND INFANT MORTALITY. 'to:. S• 1 It, the Melee tht, t.,t,atr 4010nt! See.ley. the Under Mated,iiiroply to Mr. .I,:ming the fo'ir ytudrN. 1907-1910 1.356 Joett in , he 11.utmh oblig,l to go tato hont.l .)eing to the 3 etfet,ifi of Netiturtit ...

... auspices of the Daughters of the Empire. Dr. Helen E. McMurchy opened the series choosing as her subject Infant Mortality. _ [held Infant mortality is a most sensetivd index to the attaltary conditions in any community, said Dr. Helen Metdurchy In the ...

... the Primitive Methodiet School on Wednesday evening. Mr. W. Richardson gave an address on The Effect of Temperance on Infant Mortality. ...

... also been found that where they had high infant mortality they could trace a mortality during the next five years of child life. He believed that a good deal of credit for the reduction in the infant mortality was due to the improvement in ...

... whooping cough, and the epidemic disease rate 0.78 per 1,000. Five children ,l ed under one year of age. giving rale of infant mortality 94.33 per 1.000 births. Fourteen person* died aged 65 years and upwards, their unite,! ages averaging 78 tears, six months ...

... t'it• Workhouee to a performance afternoon early the New Year. Moody's offer was accepted with thenlm. VACCINATION AND INFANT MORTALITY. To the .Pditor. sir—le the House of Gumming, the other day, I,olonel SeeJey. the Under Secretary of State for War, Mated ...

... pleasure it 'gave her to bo present, and of her mother -feeling for all babies, saying that the eras of the whole question infant mortality was lack of knowledge, and quoted an old Jewish proverb, “God cpuld not be everywhere, He made mothers.” The lecture ...

... it gave her to be present, and of her mother | feeling for all babies, saying that the crux of the | whole question of infant mortality was lack of knowledge, and quoted an old ‘Jewish proverb, “God ‘could not be everywhere, so He made mothers.” The ‘lecture ...

... people is pnpbably due to the survival the physically fitted only, rather than to any exceptional healthiness of the race. Infant mortality very great, and- Mr. Kidston states that the whole journey he never saw single Mongol baby. UOUIIUi) AT esmOUL TOST OPTICS ...

... and it had also found that where there was high infant mortality they could trace a high mortality during the next five years of child life. believed that a good deal of credit for the reduction in infant mortalitv was dne the improvement in the milk supply ...

... truculent moralists, usually celibate and clerical, have apparently availed nothing. But two conferences have been held on Infant Mortality, the Notification Births Act has been passed, maternity benefits are to come, a great national society to deal with the ...

... the result of the diminished mortality among our infant population, the reduction in the number of deal ho from being especially marked. The deaths of infants under one year of age numbered 3.772, equal to an infant mortality rate of 120 p?r ...