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... the £ than • high rate of infant mortality consequent upon inefficient health administration. Norwich is, we believe, getting • better administration to-day than ever before in municipal affairs. M is always possible to save money by neglecting work; ...
... INFANT MORTALITY AT LOWESTOFT. inquest was held the Lowestoft Polica-court this morning, before Mr. Coroner Cbaston, relative to the death of Florence Mabel Bennett, aged 6 weeks. Mabel Ellen Bennett, wife of J. T. Bennett, smacksman, living at 88, tea ...
... THIS HAY’S NEWS. infant mortality at NORWICH. The sudden death William Irwin Bolfield, the elereo months old sou WilUmn BeifieM olDetehsm. inquiry held brfom T *u,l Hipsfti mkl »t diuner time when Mr*. Petcbell, the grand* returned was deafl. Jenny remother ...
... there a steady diminiihing birth rate, and a rerv tigh rate infant mortality. During the wrere cola the first quarter of the year a large proportion infants succumbed to disease of the respiratory organs concurrent with whooping cough. During the year ...
... and W. R. Allison. Mr. W. C. Wilson pro- YARMOUTH. quarter's balonce-ah.et sulimittej m , INFANT MORTALITY, follows Coroner held an inquiry the Manners Rraipis In Bant la,t ..imu-r 13, MM. in South ««»», 1 * Imn.ls 12, 5.1. butlnl f.-. -. £ll6, W. £2 ...
... wtlrln* from through falling h«*Uh, rl drawn £240. Mown. Burton acd Bon wero oono«n«» tli o property. . Infant Mortality.— Friday afternoon the lioronerW.l«r.) Victoria Road Tavern, tba body Altart uu»“ Stradliw, child axed three montha. wife of Stradlinj ...
... ED FOB ITS LOW INFANT MORTALITY. The number of infants under one year age who died the whole county last year was 936. The infantile mortality for the whole county was at the rate 0010 deaths to 1,000 births. The mean infant ...
... 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 ...
... might be preserved. Mr. H. A. Day supported the motion. said the Health Committee were doing all that they could. The infant mortality in Norwich waft remarkably high; but it was high in several other large towns where women were extensively employed in ...
... Hall on visit to Lord and Lady Amherst of Hackney on the inst. INFANT MORTALITY RETURNS NORWICH HIGH ON THE LIST. The quarterly returns of the Begistrar General shows that the mortality of infanta, measured the proportion of deaths nnder one year of ...
... bOth rate of the country was going down, and infant mortality was not lessening. This gave rise to painful rellections as to the future of our national efficiency. The fundamental cause of infant mortality was the want of recognition of the duties of ...
... prepared milk in the hands of Corporations counteracted high infant mortality, but valuable as these insti* tut ions nothing take tho place ol nature’s own food for infants. ...