... factories. During the third quarter of the year in the 76 towns the infant mortality figure was 110, in Huddersfield it wae 62, or 44 per cent, better. This means that there are to-day 26 more infants living Huddersfield than would have been the case if they had ...

... by Mr. Nathan Straus?. In Dublin milk depot had been fdarted with tho *ame object in view, well to combat the ravages infant mortality. Belfast two babies’ clubs with the same object had been started. Some places were now considering the erection inexpensive ...

... primary schools; (3) infantile mortality (how to combat the causa leading to it). It was the Infantile Mortality Sub-Committee which had established the Babies’ Club as a means of solving the problem of infantile mortality. was the first dab of the kind ...

... inexpensive way. and in true spirit of kindnc«s--to solve one of the roost pressing problems of oar time, the holocaust of infants in the first twelve month* of their existence. These ladies directed their efforts to mothers take an intelligent interest ...

... exposure to infection. In the English towns under condition of close association and consequent exposure to infection the mortality from pulmonary tuberculosis least, while in remote rural districts, under the condition isolation, it greatest. accumulation ...