... council. He proposed r.I1:lt proceed to the next business which done.— The Mayor made further reference to the nuitb-I of infant mortality in Cardiff, mentioning two cases in which two or three children ia the samt families died within a few days of esrih ...

... Medical Gentlemen have gone so far as to say that if Sterilized Milk were given to all children fed from the bottle, the Infant Mortality in the large towns would decrease 50 per cent. TO INVALIDS.—This is the only Milk that can be used with perfect safety ...

... Medical Gentlemen have gone so far as to say that if Sterilized Milk were given to all children fed from the bottle, the Infant Mortality in the large towns' would decrease 50 per cent. TO INVALIDS.—This is the only Milk that can be used with perfect safety ...

... utterly unsuitable. The Camberwell Vestry having found that infant mortality was very much on the in- crease, consulted their medical officer, who was of opinion that the under-feeding of hand-fed infants on skimmed milk responsible for much of the high infantile ...

... Medical Gentlemen have gone so far as to say that if Sterilized Milk were given to all children fed from the bottle, the Infant Mortality in the large towns would decrease 50 per cent. TO INV ALIDS.-This is the only Milk that can be used with perfect safety ...

... Medical Gentlemen have gone so far as to say that if Sterilized Milk were given to all children fed from the bottle, the Infant Mortality in the large towns would decrease 50 per cent. TO INVALIDS.—This is the only Milk that can be used with perfect safety ...

... Medical Gentlemen have gone so far as to say that if Sterilised Milk were given te all children fed from the bottle, the Infant Mortality in the large towns would decrease 50 per cent. TO INVALIDS.—This is the only Milk that can be used with perfect safety ...

... Medical Gentlemen have gone so far as to say that if Sterilized Milk were given to all children fed from the bottle, the Infant Mortality in the large towns would decrease 50 per cent. TO INVALIDS.—This is the only Milk that can be used with perfect safety ...

... that high local mortality of children must almost necrasarUy denote a high local prevalence of those causes which determine a degeneration of race. Debility, or imperfect nutrition, regulates, so to speak, the rate of infantile mortality. The delibilitated ...

... those cf infants under one year, and five referred to adults who had attained 60 years and upwards. There were two death from violence, but inquests were held on six bodies. There were no deaths in the public institutions. The rates of mortality in the ...

... 000 of the population—estimated to have been in the middle of this year 130,283. A considerable decrease took place in the mortality in the last week, for there were only 36 deaths as against 49 in the preceding one. Those 36 deaths yielded a rate of 14-4 ...

... that children, BKE O0IY have nine lives, the infant, who WA\;UED. two years old, would no doubt have BEEN ugfr Fortunately, it fell upon some eravel. AND al RPJJP doubtless much shaken, received no mortal injur IF railway officials, with a regard for ...