... INFANT MORTALITY. During 1911 there were 7 deaths of infants under 1 year of age, &iving a rate of 11.42 ter cent, of those born in the district. During 1910 the rate was 3.9 and the average for the past 10 years was 9.4 per cent. The rate for the whole ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. According to figures given at last week’s conference on the prevention of infant mortality and the promotion of th© welfare of children under school age, a marked improvement has been effected during the past six years in the protection ...

... Infant Mortality. ...

... infant Mortality. 'Me Bromley and Distrit Health Sanity. formed in 1908, is a very awful and increileang work in the Borough—a work whiah is in important to the welfare of the ces, and one descrying of far more stppurt and the residentei of Bromley than ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Mil JOHN BDKNS’S WAY WITH SOFFKAGIBTS. A nnblic meeting was held yesterday m axton A puobc raceix formation l?all, estmmstei, r w rrcYClltion of National Association Promotion of the Infant Mortality l ' Welfare of u , , f^al Mr. John ...

... FIGHTING INFANT MORTALITY. Bond for this Gift for your Hair to-day. ' Harbour Hair-Drill has frown --and is =inse—millions of beautiful beads of Whenever you see a child whose hair le menially to and glowiy, depend upon it that child's mother sees ...

... during the past six years . When they began the Confer ¬ ences , infant mortality was afc the xelativoly high figure of 145 per 1 WQ . Ho was glad to say that ia the sis jears that mortality had been , reduced to 106 . A diminution of 30 per cent . ( Cheers ...

... PREVENTION OF INFANT MORTALITY. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORMED. At a meeting held yesterday at the Caxton Hall, under the patronage of the King and Queen, it decided to form a National Also(dation for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and the Promotion ...

... ventable infant mortality. But, speaking with real knowledge of the subject, Mr. John Burns has (June 4) authoritatively announced that in respect of infant mortality, “in no coun’ had greater progress been made than in Great Britain and Ireland in the last ...

... ‘since the first conference on infant mortality in 1904 meant sn average of from 40,000 to 50,000 babies saved every year in the United At the Foundling Hospital the infant mortality to-day was not more than the infant ...

... dur- ing the last fifty years, ite the growth of towns, infant mortality decreased con- siderably, late the decrease had become more rapid. When they began their first con- ference, infant mortality was at the relatively figure of 125 per in six years this ...

... the age of twelve months, giving an infant mortality of 126 per 1,000. The prolonged period of hot weather and the extended drought which was experienced last year is entirely responsible for the high infant mortality figure for the year. Great difficulty ...