... hed sharply between “ The better dead school ’* as described “ with convenient ambiguity. and those who approved of infant mortality, alcoholism, and tuberculosis. to weeding out the worthleaa and the “better Hoi born ...

... of health for Belfast, to show the percentage of ill-nourished mothers, and the rate of infant mortality the city. Were they never to stop the great waste of infant J*‘ e going on? What was it proposed do? First, that the education authority should be ...

... within the last thirty years, and none ha-, benefited more than the young the improved conditions. The campaign against infant mortality is doing much for the future of the race by preserving the life and amplifying the health of ...

... two each disasters the sinking of the Titanic for every month of the year would not equal in ioee life the preventable infant mortality hi England and Wales alone. ...

... was days in 19« l. 1910 it had increased to 2.37 days. Again, though there has been a triarked decline in the rate of infant mortality caused medical progress, the proportion of deaths due to innate constitutional defects is »' high to-day as it was t ...

... healthy babies. The high infant death-rate and the declining birth-rate, “as much 2i per cent, between and 1900, and the disquieting facts revealed medical inspection in the schools, forced her to attack the problems of infantile mortality and race degeneration ...

... whole the amount sickness the result is unsatisfactory. |>®r cent, higher. ; *• Experience with the New York Revolver Infant mortality has been decreased, but ” says a famous detective. has proved out of every thousand children born to-day that is absurd ...

... by: Uays, imlml. not very for (liotnnf. i'lie main reason for I».i»«cent • ■ Is. (says the Duily ) th.e dor tense in infant mortality, tine to imi’in.e, enniUitinn ami (he sprcml knowleilge. jOSiieeially among the |ioor. of the wny >« . the young iilra ...

... Wife entitled per cent, total amount pay received while serving, ami half per cent, total amount pension drawn. HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY. The Manchester Coroner lately inquired into three cases in which children had been found suffocated bod. Last year, ...

... THE RATE OF MORTALITY. The Registrar-General reports the annual rate mortality tho 4 great am*, of the British Isles last week Averaged It.l. They included -London 13. Brijrhfon 13, Portsmouth It. Ipswich 17. Norwich 17. Plymouth 13, Devon port 12, Bristol ...

... A school for mothers has been opened at Tottenham, and already tbare are large number of ** scholars. The high infantile mortality in the St. Ann Ward the district— year it was 160.1 per 1,000 births, compared with 80.5 the liarringuy Ward —has caused ...

... griefs gentle in their very nature that it would worse tlian false heroism refuse them tear. Of this kind are the deaths infants. Particular circuniHtances may render it more or less advisable to indulge in grief for the loss of little child; but. in ...