... large number will join. Infant Mortality.— The Vicar has a note on this subject in the September issue of the parish magazine. He observes that one or two causes have been suggested as accounting for the high rate of infant mortality in Soham during the last ...

... Mal females, 13. Teaths certified, 24; not cert Aces at death—Infants under one year persona aged one and under 60, seven: age upwarda, 11. Deaths in Worthouse, six. | one. The infant mortality i» rather high awial and is for br the cold withstanding the ...

... mentioned in the table the lowest proportion of infant mortality occurred in Haddenham, Ely, Sutton and Littleport, and the highest in March, ChatteriSj Whittlesey and Wisbech. In the 67 towns the infant mortality averaged 144, or 17 more than that for Cambridge ...

... infantile mortality. Only teen Quaker children under the of five died during the year. Between 70 and years of age there were deaths, the average death age, however, in the entire s >ciety being about fill. In regard to the surprising figures of infant mortality ...

... dangers of our present system of food supply ami its bearings on such problems as the adulteration of food ami milk, infant mortality, consumption, and physical deterioration.” Dr. Butler, Master of Trinity, presided at the prize gathering in conection ...

... towns the rate of infant mortality last quarter was 1(30, and in • the whole country it was per 1,000 births. Of the sub-districts of Cambridge, St. Giles had the lowest and St. Andrew the Great the highest rate of infant mortality, and among the other ...

... rate of infant mortality during lait quarter ; and among the other districts comprised in the table, tiutton, Haddenham, Willingham and tiheiford had the lowest, and tioham, Oaxton, Littleport, March and Wisbech had the highest rates of infant mortality ...

... and in King’s Lynn 127 per 1,(00, Among the 126 deaths in Cambridge there were 16 of infants under one year of age and of persons aged 60 years or upwards. The infant deaths were in the proportion of per 1.000 births registered during the same period, ...

... horrors infant mortality in England, Germany, the land of good mothers and go(>d cooking, far more t( blame than are. The Empress ol Germany has just laid the foundation of ar Institute in Berlin for enquiry into the subject of infant mortality. Statistics ...

... ready to do them The report recently issued by the Local Govern- ment Board on infant and child mortality minds us that as a general factor in the decline of infant mortality, a high place must be given to the improved standard of education, eepecially ...

... branches of public health, including the supervision of water and milk, food, housing and sanitation, and matters affecting infant mortality. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS. , The work of inspection under the Act, gene, rally speaking, should, is recommended, be * ...

... while in the 07 towns the infant mortality last quarter averaged 113 per 1,003, births. the sub-districts of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Great had the lowest and St. .Mary the Great had the highest proportions of infant , mortality : while among the other ...