... the total worth of the association in December, 1890, was £g207,63A-. In conclusion the Board refer to the subject of infant mortality and insurance societies, and state-- Takle ite experience of our association for the past year. Ont of 21S deaths, and ...

... HEALTH OF GLAMORGAN, Primitive Sanitary Arrangements. ABNORMAL INfANT MORTALITY. The quarterly meeting of the Glamorgan County Council Sanitary Committee was held at the County Offices, Cardiff, on Friday. Mr Henry Lewis (Greeniuead iw) was re-eleebed ...

... FACTORY EMPLOYMENT AND INFANT MOETALITY. Mr J. Tatham, M.A., MhD,, Lecturer on Hygiene at Owen's College, and Medical Officer of Health for Manchester, then gave evidence as to the effect of factory employment upon infant mortality, and upon the health ...

... population. Sijt deaths were tire result of infantile diarrhoea, two were oue to old age, and two to ,Accidents. The infant mortality was exc:-p itonally high, being fourten out of a total of nineteen deaths. There were no deaths under the group of infectious ...

... proportion during the March quarter was 185 per 1,000. There was thus a decrease in the infant mortality of no less than 69 per 1,000 during the three months. The infant mortality last quarter was also the lowest during the last 2YS years, although that in the ...

... ro-ra:' in Preston from 1670-79 was 29027 ?? '.nd from 13880-8 is wef;t 25-43, showing 4k'rS;V it o vear 4 per Cent. The infant mortality c ttsua; ?? 264 per 1000, against 17t in cltrwn W'd 144 for England and Wales. rtrs fever is uklnown in Preston. The ...

... go ' vs INFANT MORTALITY. ind- for At 'tile usual weekly Sloe Rgibbon mneeting -held en, at tie Sti't'rt-hlral, Cardiff, on Saturday night, Mr. ike Devid Shepherd presiding, Mr. Percy Thomas 'eel spoke oti tire 'aubjoct of infant mortality and' its lad ...

... continued to forum a la-s port ?? 0 ' tality. W'Vhoopingol *as ca ier Ldoa Vh w iw and influenza had Leen ertensnvelv Prii infant mortality was higher thou ror A'I month. Six cases of ?? fexer, and 2 of erysipemas hat; Ue ?? On the recommendation of the San' ...

... insurance office taking a child directly it was barn. He was afraid that this sort of thing was doing no rood, sofar as infant mortality was concerned. He had helid a great many inquests, and he had noticed, as a somewhat remarkable fact, that in some cases ...

... oramary residence was in the borough, but )v*'10 died outside the municipal boundary. Ihe rate of infant mortality, as measured by too proportion of deaths of infants under one year to 1000 biiths registered, was 160, as compared with 148 in 18S1. In the 33 ...

... brief stay in South Africa. ?? _ __ E __ _ ad STARCH POISONING has been said, on good authority, to be the main cause cof infant mortality. No farinaceous l ' food should be given to a child till it ( aod has a full mouth of teeth, unlessuc I 6d food has been ...

... as against 2,034 last year—an increase in 1895 of 437 Councillor E. Beavan called attention to the large proportion of infant mortality in the past quarter and asked if any explanationcould be given The Chairman said Dr. Walford (medical officer of health) ...