... INFANT MORTALITY. 128 deaths of Infanta wider one year were registered, equal to a rate of 120.8 deaths per 1,000 births. There were 30 deaths in the first quarter, 33 in the second, 34 in the third, and 29 in the fourth. This low rate of infant mortality ...

... mainly to the continind advice and attention given to the subject of the tearing of infante and the resulting marked decrease in the percentage of infant mortality. Other neticesble reasons are the great improvements in the housing and sanitary conditions ...

... counter-balanced by a much greeter mortality from diarrhoea and premature birth. While Dr. Tatham attebutes the increase of the former to the artificial feeding of infants, he gives no reason for the increase in the mortality from the latter,or of the decrease ...

... ion. It would constitute an effort to tusk, good parental neglect, it might serve to reduce the lamentable amount of infant mortality which ran be traced to flannelette. ...

... decrease noise the object of infant mortality of locreadoel y greet oatlosal importimoo. As the birth-rate is still on the dosniward grade it behoves as to do all that se Um so to moderate the mortality generally, and infest 'mortality in perticater, am in some ...

... n. His references to wane local matters of the utmost importance were highly acceptable. The abnormally high rate of infant mortality has often been commented upon by officials and in these columns, but at no time has such plain speaking regarding it ...

... certainly makes one pause and think to read that Sir Wm. Church has no doubt there exists a connection between education and infant mortality. Formerly, he said. the elder girls had • thorough training by their mother in the management of their homes and in the ...

... on expensive buildings. (2) Some attempt to cheek the excessive infant mortality, by means of the appointment of a Lady Inspector. Some attempt should he made to lessen the infant mortality • thin might be very practically by obtaining the services of a ...

... Richmond. who presided at the fifth Housing Reform Gonferenot at Letchworth Satunlay, mid the terribly high rates of infant mortality were without doubt clonly emaciated with bad condition. of housing and mnitation, and • few daye before the last scream ...

... and of prisms for the criminals that it mown And to Um piston may be added • diminstion of the terth•rate, an inreeserd infant mortality, and • welling of the somber of idiots and cripples, children of drunkards, wreaks the ram sad on the commitait) ; doe ...

... for the protection of the Brown Dog, was described as a shocking confession of As a rank of the speoial work against infant mortality initiated by Alderman Broadbent, the infantile death rate in Huddersfield has been reduoed, during the last three years ...

... and would most certainly become so were only the @auditions necessary to the rapid spread of the disease fulalled. The infant mortality at the rate of 1%7 deaths per thousand birth., which is below the average. After referring to some of his former remarks ...