... decrease the mortality among infants. How- ever, the question to be considered for the whole of England and Wales and for every county is not — why did the infant mortality rate rise in one year or fall in another year, but why is the infant ...

... kingdom. This is • very different record from 1895, when there was an exoeption•lly high infant mortality throughout the country, and a yet higher infant mortality in Cheshire and the municipal boroughs of the county. There is still room for great improvement ...

... There had been four area infectious &seem, making 13 for the year, against 103 for the same number of months In 1803. Infant mortality ad. the total for 1904 st.ll bring nine, or 81.8 per thousand births. ...

... previous to undertaking the duties of his new office as medical officer for Salop. Infant mortality, the doctor said, was as excessive as ever, for of each 1,000 infants born 221 died during the first year of life. He welcomed as potent for very great ...

... poa4prmements 4 and 3; removal.. 5 and I. Mr. R. T. Smith Mr. Ethelieon and the Cluirman remarked or tile high rice of infant mortality. ...

... births the year were at the rate of 24•6 Per thousand In the district. The death.rata for the year was per thousand, infant mortality 17.46. There bad beam an. death from typhoid fever, measles, and whooping I cough, and three from heart disease. Four ...

... first two heads were directed against mortality among the infanta of factory women; remedies under the third head were against infant mortality owned by neglect. Drunken mothers, ha, might grossly neglect their infants, and yet, by taking them to the local ...

... Runcorn 156. The report further pointe out that Nantwich ir. the preceding year lad an infant mortality of 199, ea that for two consecutive years the infant mortality has been higher in this town than in any other Cheshire district For the credit of the ...

... TI NV . The tremendous proportion of infant mortality in town alums, as compared to country cottages, is, says the Mother's directly predisposed to by overcrowding and lack of pure air. The nursery, both by day and by night, can hardly have too much fresh ...

... in favour of say and all meesures which will tend to prevent phthia.s, the spiced of infectious diseases, and leaven infant mortality; and any nameable proposal's to secure the demolitian at insanitary dwellin and the replacement of such by suitable dwellings ...

... great towns of the kingdom. This is a very different record from 1895, when there was an ?? high infant mortality throughout the country, and a yet higher infant ?? in Cheshire and the municipal boroughs of the county. There is still room for great improvement ...

... first two heads were directed against mortality among the infants of factory women; the remedies under the third head were against infant mortality caused by neglect Drunken mothers, Ac, might grossly neglect their infants, and yet, by ...