... INFANT MORTALITY. Fiore a report by the Burnley Medical Offi of Health. published on Elatirday, it appears that the rate of infant mortality continues to be the bllck blot on the town. During the last 12 months. 217 per 1.000 children born have died ...

... head iw•r week, with an extra PA per day for twee' needing infirmary treal-w.ent. AN TIM CHILD. 'fiat the problem or infant mortality' depends upon the trains' intelligence, the inspired devotion, and the education instincts) of the mother is a statement ...

... interi-1 taken bi the iu the subjeit. It he **id. to conceive suything of inure istpbrtsuce tu tie than the nue-tuni of infant mortality. Mr. Iliintimau and Mr. alto replied. ...

... at 96.4 for the year IfPC. Tho ovorage mite it mortality for the la.t len y.illr4 I atilt the infant &nth nit.. tor the whole of England :toil during the. yorar 1807 shown to HS. low of infant mortality tin' Horni moot eon 'twat 4ntisfactory. tho high ...

... married people to fare the reeponeibilities of parentage, and pointed out that infant mortality was terribly increased 'by unsuitable substitutes for the mother's Of the infants who died annually in this country in the first year of life three-fourths had ...

... generally should not be allowed to firm - tine without certificates, is a notable advance in methink of dealing with Infant mortality. remark* a writer in Truth. The superstitions end unhygienie customs, connected with birth die harder than any others ...

... geography, history, and arithmetic. he agreed with the writer of a book Its hail been reading who attributed the greet infant mortality to a want of domestic knowledge on the part of mothers. In conclusion. lie congratulated th. school on the work that ...

... often the enure of serious accidents, and it io one should be stopped as soon possible. From time time, the oneaticrn of infant mortality crop up. I in the report of Dr. A. E. Ilarria. Medical Officer for the 141ington diAtrict, speaking of high deathrate ...

... number of infantile death. in the Vale District during 1903 27 being 17 in the Vale and ten in the mill, and giving an infant mortality rate of 20 per 1000 of the births registered. It is noticeable that notwithstanding the prepoaderanie of births over ...

... rate was 13 per 1,000. Thr infant mortality was 29 per 1,000 births. .The epidemic death rate was uil. l'he corresponding rates for England a Ild aka were: rate. 27 per 1.090; death rate, IS.-1: epidemic, 1.73; infant. mortality, 133. rtn absence ut any ...

... point, too, the necessity is quite elcar. I hie of the saddest facts of modern in towns is the exeeptitmally high rate of infant mortality That is due, of course, to varied causes — among which improper feeding and ignorance in treatmeut and nursing are p ...

... 23 to 15, and the marriage late hail remained fairly stationary. It was a matter tor congratulation to everykody that infant mortality in the last five years had dropped from 145 to 100 per 1,000 in England and Wales. and in London from 144 to 107 per ...