... THE PREVENTION OF INFANT MORTALITY. GREAT NATIONAL MOVEMENT. Their (Majesties the King and Queen have gracaou&iy lent their patronage the National dissociation for the Prevention Mortality and for the Welfare of Infancy. Tito foundation of this society ...

... distinctly on the increase. Amongst the workers of the country, aa a whole the amount of sickness is 10 per cent, higher Infant mortality has been decreased, but out every thousand children born to-day there are practically many who die from immaturity m ...

... for the relief suffering. It takes account the eokl aixl cruel fact 25 such disasters would not equal the preventable infant mortality in England and alone. ' When, later, publish the statistics •what has been accomplished in the way coordinated work one ...

... average of forme* years, (but both deaths and show , decrease. A gratifying* feature of the ; was the entire absence of infant mortality, ' ,a respective ages of those who died being 83, S3» 60. 68, 44, and 93. PETERHEAD. Recital of Mxrsrc.—A very md*' mnsio ...

... common infectious diseases, and to the mortality from bronchitis and pneumonia which was nearly ulwiays experienced when cases of measles and whooping cough were few. THE CARE OF THE YOUNG. The infant mortality rate —111 deaths per 1000 births —during ...

... DECREASED MORTALITY OF INFANTS. MR JOHN BURNS AND ITS CAUSE. Mr John Bums, speaking jvst.erday Ix>ndon on infantile mortality, said that m the United Kingdom child deaths had decreased during the last six years by 30 per cent., which was greater than ...

... her own health, the hygiene the home, and the welfare of the baby. INFANTILE MORTALITY. The work they had undertaken was owing to the gloat and growing infantile mortality, a question ail interested the welfare the nation and the question physical d ...

... time. INFANTILE MORTALITY. The infantile mortality rate for the year was 91.3461 1000 births—aomowhat greater than for the last two years, but results go, nevertheless fairly satisfactory figure. Nineteen deaths took place in infants under year. Seven ...

... The Medical Man who Saved Lloyd George, . recorded in to-day'a papers tne doctor who once saved Lloyd George's has died—De mortals nil bonum. Was it not who said to his pet dog when it destroyed some valuable manuscript, Thou little knewest the mischief ...

... subject to the ttoe on I>pr °val of the District Chairman said , it °rv. and rao^^, Motion was mo^Iy SICKNESS rickneas and mortality rctuni* for 1011 the clerk. U» Turriff showed that during l the year there had been 287 legitimate birthe a-nd 89 r total ...