... Bank, ;Norwlel, July Ibth, 190 L MUNICIPAL MILK AND INFANT MORTALITY r ja ole-1;146or, Dash Sin—le it nothing that 677 babies under one year of age should have rood an Norwich during last year, whoa in all probability one-hall, or at least orethird, of ...

... SANITATION AND INFANT MORTALITY. I Dr. New* holme, principal medical-officer. Local Government Board, lecturing last evening the Inetitute Sanitary Congme, Brighton, on the national importance of child mortality, the high infant mortality m ...

... children, amongst the well-to-do classes, the mortality from measles is practically nil; amongst tho lower class the mortality enormous.” And tbe same thing was true of many other ailments. Infant mortality was hugely increased the poor child’s slight ...

... annual report at Frinton, on-Bea shows that the death-rate was 6.9 r 1000, and the residents' death-rate 8.6 per I“ . The infant mortality and the general symotic death-rate were nil. The total sunshine registered during tbe pat was 10 hours. ...

... been .05 per 1000 of the population. The infant mortality is 118 deaths to 1000 births. The death rat© for the district of 12.9 is favourable, and that from zymotic diseases especially so. but the infant mortality is high percentage. In 1902 it was 89, ...

... report the report of the Medical-officer Health. The Wangford Hurnl District was satisfactory, and there was a decline infant mortality. VACANCY DECLARED. A letter from Mr. Besant’s son was read in answer to the inquiry respecting Mr. Beeant's absence from ...

... CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. (BY THE REV. ROBT. C. NIGHTINGALE.) Only a little child, Btone-cold upon a bed, Is is for him von wail so wild. As though the very world were dead? A great deal bee been said and written of lets about infant mortality, but owing ...

... quality of the infant foods supply, especially in the matter milk, and a host of other facts, have to be taken into account in connection with the infant mortality of the city. There is no disipming the fact that in respect of infant ...

... HUDDERSFIELD AND INFANT MORTALITY. ASSISTANCE TO YOUNG MOTHERS. The Hones of Coramoos Commibbas on police and sanitary regulations bad before them yesterday a Bill presented by the Huddersfield Corporation. The measures contains numerous provisions for ...

... or of Health stated that there was a steady birth rate, and a eery rate of infant mortality. During the sorer** cold the tint quarter of the year a large proportion of infante succumb* t»> disease of the respiratory organs « • iK'imnt with whooping cough ...

... per 1000, land the death-rate 17 mir 1000. The infant mortality' maa 971 per 1000. Twenty-Mar sees of moots !climate. bad been reported. Dz. Boyden drew particular attention to the peat Scream in the infant modality during to. snag yearn ha bad been their ...

... ramie, and ant an earnest attempt was about to be made to grapple with the toile which afflict reit city—overcrowding and infant mortality. There rere many who were then peraneded that the attitude of isolation taken up by the independent ilocialiata was • ...