... Clerk read Ur. Candler’a annual report, which was of a very satisfactory character, the only eerioua matter being the infant mortality, which was of rather high rate. It was state.! that the drainage at Dicklebnrgh would be carried out by Mr, S. Smith ...

... labourers can earn enough to maintain family and make marriage prudent course many years earlier than town labourers. The infant mortality is comparatively small, and men live and work to great age. In this parish there have been in twenty years births registered ...

... associated with the intestinal troubles of infants, especially during summer. The introduction of pasteurised milk among the poor of New York has, it seems, done much to reduce the rate of infant mortality in that city. It is very important subject from ...

... annual report of sickness and mortality for the past year. The births were 73, average of 19 per thousand of the population, against in 1897. The deaths numbered 58 an average of 14.4 against in 1897. The tables of infant mortality showed 9 deaths under twelve ...

... grounds for doing so exist; but to utter without proofs the statement that country cows' milk is at times responsible for infant mortality in towns is a flagrant abuse of official authority, just as to aim at interference with cattle away beyond the urban ...

... is to be blamed for sorting the recent unreasoning and unreasonable Jnrore about milk and tuberculosis, resulting in infant mortality in towns. Not very much, perhaps, but there is reason to think that some undetinable amount of blame attaches theieto ...

... surprised this, because you give so goodly array of cases of prosecutions for adulteration of ordinary milk. In 1891 the mortality of infants under one year in England and Wales was 151 per 1000 of the population; 149 children out of every 1000 born died within ...

... desirable to forbid the construction of new cottages with insufficient bedroom accommodation. The deplorably high rate of infant mortality shown in many reports is considered to be in a great measure due to gross ignorance and want of proper care on the part ...

... was 0.10 per thousand of population, it being 8.10 in 1802. Infant mortality showed that there were 0 deaths of children under one year—one more than during the previous year. The mortality amongst elderly persons showed there were deaths of persons of ...

... institution. | report, the general mortality per 1000 population Groceries form the mam substance of the gifts; in Loudon is in English towns. - ...

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... 1000 of population ; in 1893 it was 9.10. 12 deaths occurred of infants under one year, making an infant mortality of 113 deaths per 1000 births ; in 1893 the number was 9, and the mortality rate 99.77. There were 17 deaths of persons of years and upwards ...