... Infant Mortality in Berlin. — Berlin con- tains 13,011 pri-rate houses and ?? buildings for other purposes. The former are built in separate r!ats, .is in Scotland, and are divided into 152,041 dwellings, including 11,21*2 cellars (or rather more than ...

... England and Wales under twelve lonths of age. INFANT MORTALITY. During summer, when infected and decomposing milk and the contamination conveyed flies cause diarrhoea and digestive troubles amongst young infants, the great value of the ALLENBURVS ■' MILK ...

... average in physique are those whose year of birth had a high infant mortality. Conversely, those ages which show best in respect of physique correspond to years of comparatively low infant mortality. These figures, supported by similar investigations at other ...

... after all, infant mortality is only the dying out of the weaklings to leave a stronger average race. Such idea is, the face of it, inconsistent with the view that environment and not degeneracy is the dominating cause of infant mortality. Conditions ...

... much more rapidly than other countries, that was not the rase regarded infant mortality. some district*, such part* of Lancashire and the Potteriee, the infant mortality was terrible. In report i>-*ued Washington on working women and children in Great Britain ...

... alarming rate of infant mortality in certain large towns. The President of the Local Government Board promised to try and ascertain from the medical otßcera health the condition of lltein the district* where infant mortality is highest with view of seeing ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. great Summer mortality of Infants Is largely due to epidemic diarrhoea. This can avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative. but this alone will not avail if the milk or food be exposed to the contamination conveyed ...

... Imp AST Mortality.—Tile report of thn officer of health for Bath (Dr. Symons) shows that hundred great towns Bach has the lowest infant mortality, via., per 1,000 births. The '- officer adds that the three towns with the gisslsst Infant ...

... that the subject of infant mortality would claim its attention probably more than anything else, for the decline of the population came not so much from d**crcaao in the number of births from the terribly high rato of infant mortality in Franco. PROPOSED ...

... Candidature of Lord Curron (Mr. J. G. Swift Mac Neill, M.P.) Old Recolloctiona The Walls Rome (Mr. Douglas Fox Pitt) Infant Mortality (M. A. Marshall) Old Christmas Cards ...

... Mr. Malcolm, Colonel Welby, Mr. Mount, and Mr. Worsley-Taylor. Infant Mortality. A meeting of members was held at the House yesterday afternoon to consider the question of infant mortality. Mr. Bart presided. It was generally agreed that, preliminary to ...

... many other places. In considering the classes in which infant mortality waa greatest, it was important to remember that tbe more fruitful classes might from their fruitfulness show a greater mortality than those less fruitful. Clergy- men, generally, had ...