... wells the town, The infant mortality registered 10, . oh, for the time of year, was not high. Respirey diseases caused six deaths, but for the winter eoliths that might be expected. Six deaths resulted ai phthisis, and senile mortality 3. Under the In', ...

... over 65 years of age and 26 per cent. in infants under one year. This low load rate—zl.3 per 1.000--compares favourably with that for all England and Wales (xqoy) which was t s.o per roxio. The infantile mortality figure, by which is meant the number of ...

... runners. Mortality of Artiflclallyted hauls. 1w the light of what has been urged timer nosed out of number by the Redditoh Median Officer of Health and the Health Misnomer, respecting she artifioial feeding of infants. and ita effect upon the infant mortality ...

... ten yews the infantile mortality varied from 78. in 1894 is 728 in 1896, and the average from 1891 to 1903 wee 166. Fiftp-urne infants died during the year, and, with the exception of 1903, this is the smallest total of infant deaths registered in any ...

... be pointed to is the reduction in the rate of infant brat right section 1 A and B sub-sections), two pulls MANY readers will leant with regret that the Rev. mortality. If we take the rate of infant mortality ht out of three.J. it. Morgan, senior citrate ...

... 17, equivalent to an annual rate of 14 . 5. The senile mortality had been three, equal to a rate of 2.5. One death had occurred from phtbisiv, sad three from diarrhoea. The infant and child mortality had been eight, giving a rate of 6.8. Two cases had been ...

... of the number cf children who are annually killed by vaccination. There ia no question whatever the great increase in infant mortality under the operation of the abominable vaccination law. The deaths amongst infanta under one year of age, per milliou ...

... of 281 per 1,000 popolatioo. The num.sr w deaths registered has been 12, equivalent t an annual rate of 101. The infant and child mortality has been 8, giving • rate of Two death• have occurred from phtbisis, and two from diseases at the respiratory organs ...

... It was to be hoped that the efforts that were being made to lower the high infantile mortality rate in the district might prove successful, and though fewer infants were born a much larger proportion of those born might be alive at the end of five years ...

... The pangs were Mu Ethel Lewis, Messrs. B. Cox and A. Blade. BROLEY. Improper Feeding and Infant Mortality. Is the course of an inquest held on Wednesday on an infant who died at Bedworth from improper feeding, some ovidene,e was brought out and remarks ...

... working class women. The creche, or infant day asylum. could ui t supply the place of the mother who had stay in a workshop or factory. The Minister Drs. Laignean and Bertillou,stated that the quota of infant mortality due to want of maternal care was at ...

... about, 26 peroent., but the death-rate of infants under floe year of age hews risen nearly 2 per rent., while the bisth.rete his diminished. Newsy half the children bore .ere dead within Gee years. In ...