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... town. The infant mortality for the year 86.95 per 1,000 births registered. This is the lowest infant mortality death-rate ever recorded for the borough. In 1891 it was 99.74. and in 1902 the highest iit has ever been, 181.26. The infant ...
... address, claimed that the Association had been instrumental in causing a great reduction in the death rate. The existing infant mortality was, however, a blot on the escutcheon of the country, and female inspectors could most effectively deal with that evil ...
... London, and to enlarge the scheme naval defence. The legislation promised includes measures for the reduction of heavy infant mortality, and measures dealing with electoral questions, licensing, and trusts. The financial position the Colony is strong.—Reuter ...
... number of births was 63, and the deaths 53. Therrfca of the latter was 14*6, and the infant mortality was 61 7. The general death rate and tbe zymotic and infant mortality were very favourable.—Mr Mortimer thought the Council and the town might congratulate ...
... months. There are eleven localities which the death-rate under the 13.7, and more where exceeds this figure. The rate infant mortality (98.7 per 1,000 of births) is high, but compares favourably with many other places. tL© opinion Dr Slade-King, there ...
... the British Medical Association to-day waited upon Mr. Asquith to urge the nooseior legislation with a view to lemming infant mortality, by preventing mothers from woriting in tactories for a certain period.—Mr. Asquith promised to give all the representations ...
... There are eleven localities in which the death-rate is under the 13.7, aud more where it exceeds this figure. The rate of infant mortality (93.7 per 1,000 of births) is high, but compares favourably with many other places. In the opinion of Dr Slade-King, ...
... are j eleven localities which the death-rate is under the 13.7, and more where it exceeds this | figure. The rate of infant mortality (93.7 per j 1,000 of births) is high, but compares favourably with many other places. In the opinion j of Dr Slade-King ...
... THRIVE THE MILK GIVEN IT? DOES ITS FOOD CONTAIN SUFFICIENT FAT? MOTHERS SHOULD PAY (IREAT ATTENTION THIS, AS TIIE ENORMOUS INFANT MORTALITY STATED TO DUE TO 'IMPROPER FEE!) ING. KOI, contain* the fat and all the elements necessary to infantile nutrition, and ...
... whether there was not some sinister meaning behind it. With regard to infant mortality, ho contended that employment of women in mills tended to increase thp rate of infant mortality, and Question of women's labour ought to have further consideration, ...
... THRIVE THE MILK GIVEN DOES ITS FOOD CONTAIN SUFFICIENT FAT ? MOTHERS SHOULD PAY GREAT ATTENTION TO THIS, As enormous infant mortality stated the authorities to due to improper feeding. YIROL contains the fat and all the elements necessary infantile nutrition ...
... ON THE MILK GITEN IT? DOES ITS FOOD CONTAIN SUFFICIENT FAT? MOTHERS SHOULD FAY GREAT ATTENTION TO THIS, the enormous infant mortality stated the authorities be due feeding. * VIROL contains the fat and all the elements necessary to infantile nutTition ...