Newsholme

[67] Quoted from Newsholme and Stevenson, _The Decline of Human

Applied Eugenics Paul Popenoe 1933

Newsholme, though expressed in an exceedingly temperate manner, in his

The Task of Social Hygiene Havelock Ellis 1899

[93] Newsholme and Stevenson, "Decline of Human Fertility as shown by corrected Birth-rates," _Journal of the Royal Statistical Society_,

The Task of Social Hygiene Havelock Ellis 1899

In reference to this remarkable fall which has taken place _pari passu_ with the fall in the birth-rate, Newsholme, the medical officer to the

The Task of Social Hygiene Havelock Ellis 1899

If we consider the question, not on the basis of the crude birth-rate, but of the "corrected" birth-rate, with more exact reference to the child-producing elements in the population, as is done by Newsholme and

The Task of Social Hygiene Havelock Ellis 1899

Newsholme and Stevenson (_op.cit. _) term it a higher "standard of comfort."

The Task of Social Hygiene Havelock Ellis 1899

Newsholme and T.H.C. Stevenson, and by G. Yule, both published in

Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 6 Sex in Relation to Society Havelock Ellis 1899

"From the detailed study of the figures made by Newsholme and Stevenson, conclusions essentially the same as those of Heron can be drawn ....

Applied Eugenics Paul Popenoe 1933

The following table from Bertillon, [Footnote: Quoted by Newsholme, Vital

Sociology and Modern Social Problems 1909

[Having spent the whole of the afternoon in this romantic little glen, indulging in pleasant meditations, I began to wend my way down the craggy pass that leads to the bonny little hamlet of Goose Eye, and turning round to take a last glance at this enchanting vale — with its running whimpering stream — I beheld the “Lass o’ Newsholme Dean.”

Revised Edition of Poems 1836-1897 Bill o'th' Hoylus End 1866