... INFANT MORTALITY. At mergence of the Rrit-gh Temperance Amor-nation in Airdrie yeererday, Mita °outlay referred to the, work done in Cowoaddetm connoritica with infant mortality. and rotated that the infant had *ono down thronrh the work 24 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The excessive rate of infantile mortality in this country is often attributed in great degree to the intemperate habits of parents ; and it is believed that general sobriety ■would effect reductions in the number of deaths among young ...

... INFANT MORTALITY is always highest among the poor. It is merely the low death-rate among the better classes that keeps the average down. Exclude these better classes and it is obvious that the rate must ns*. The matter is, however, one that ought to be ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. LORD GLENCONNER ON THE NEED FOR CO-OPERATION. Presiding at the annual meeting of the Glasgow Charity Organisation Society the Merchants’ House yesterday. Lord Glenconner, in moving the adoption the report, remarked that if there were ...

... most undeserved, and that in fact infant's and young children are better cared for and attedded torn Manchester than in any other leading manufacturing town in England. It Is also evident that excessive infant mortality is not the cause of the alarmingly ...

... Infant Mortality The death-rate of children under 1 year old per 1000 births, which was 121.1 in 1861-70, has fallen to 88.8 in 1921-30. In the large burghs the highest rates are in Dundee (112) and in Glasgow (100, while the lowest are in Dunfermline ...

... VACCINATION AND INFANT MORTALITY. e ' A correspondence has just QBJECTS TO A POPISH” ?pass-ed beween the Lerd Provost 'PRH‘“L iand Mr W. F. Anderson on the (?ur old friend, the Rev, JaUObgono part, and Mr A. A. Verel, of Primmer, ha.‘;; put on the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY RUSSIA. There is hardly a country the world where infant mortality assumes more appalling dimensions than in Russia. This may easily explained by the method in which new-born infants are commonly treated, so that it is ...

... infantile mortality of Glasgow. A great ! proportion of the infants of the poor and working classes are horn iu conditions unfavourable to health, and die before reaching the age of live years. Since the fact of the disproportionate infantile mortality of Glasgow ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN FRANCE. Netioe has lately been called to the decrease of the pcipulatioa in several districts of France owing to the fearful ,mortality amongst infanta. The children wise thus die of by thousands are these sent out to nurse by parents; ...

... CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. To the Editor. What is wrong with Barrbead? The question it emily ar.swered. It is the rnoth‘m at the children who are to blame fur a percentagel. of the deaths. Reform states in the Record and Mail. it is the milk from ...

... SHOCKINO INFANT MORTALITY IN SALFORD. Tk« Salford Conan, la **• taqawl child taffeoaWd la had to dor. aaca SndnTw atualiaa to »h. alarmlo, rato ißfaalmortolitr. a UtUe twomanU* had hold *•*•» iuqaaata tba dirt of 1 1 dr •* dud la bad. and th« Tordlct ...