... help the debt will be largely increased before the end of the year. The public are well aware that a large part of the infant mortality London which is causing such alarm st present is duo certain diseases which are especially prevalent in summer, and which ...

... *8 per 1,000, after allowing for on© other (too often overlooked) correction. Which correction may put as follows The infant mortality is growing less, also tho average age death rising ; henco the total figures of tho population include a far higher number ...

... believes that the physical condition of children will benefit consequence. appears not to be aware that there is a very high infant mortality places like Sheffield, where there little employment married women. There are two steps to taken before abolition employment ...

... essence of milk, .and a new interpretation of the requirements of the human infant. The paper commenced by referring in pain- fid terms to the alarming state of infant mortality, and contended that something must be done to alter the system, or else we ...

... excessive perils of infancy may be traced to poverty. Some curious statistics, however, work out if we consider the rate of infant mortality in connection with the marriage-rate. The latter is a useful index of national prosperity, but regarded generally throughout ...

... definite action dealing with them was carried, llie principal evils alluded were the drink traffic, betting and gambling, infant mortality and overcrowding, and Sunday trading, Mr. Eyre including in the latter (he Sunday fairs promoted the aliens who thronged ...

... Broadbent), whose novel bonus scheme for the reduction of infant mortality has attracted much attention, delivered a lecture Rosslyn-bill Schoolroom, Hampstead, last night on The Wastage of Infant Life and Health.” Sir George Barham, Mayor of Hampstead ...

... legislation was necessary to deal with one-man companies. INFANT MORTALITY. Sir H. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN, replying to Mr. Godfrey Baring (L, Isle Wight), said that the high death-rate among infants was being carefully considered tho Government, but they did ...

... remove for sanitary, municipal, or other purposes? 3. What influence has the employ- ment of mothers in manufactures on infant mortality, and ought any and what restrictions to be placed on such employment ? Economy aud Trade Department. —1. What are ...

... actually attracted the attention of the Government, aod inquiries were being made into the causes the excessive rate infant mortality, his part he did not believe slop would put to excessive death-rate until some drastic reform was made in the habit of ...

... wiio were removed to hoe-pitals. was li»*4)9 per 1,00, which • is O'fifi per !.U(i below the averas;e ...

... Mart, City-Freehold Ground Bents, Stamford-hill, East Dulwich, Ilford, ?? at 2. . Starch Poisoning is a great cause of infant mortality. It is avoided by using Horlieks Malted Milk, the starch in which has heen entirely predigested. Highly nutritions, easllv ...