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... in England, where their balancing vote would always dominate—at a price' INFANT MORTALITY. Tim essay by Dr. Thigh R. Jones, of Liverpool, on The Peelle and Protection of Infant Life, which took the prize offered by the Royal Statistical Society, contains ...
... h•ww. in ether. .light rrnwiny, whit/ • Thr I n Dr. Miriam Is that in D., woo an, strong comm. born ol hot not ohoterw INFANT MORTALITY IN MAN- CHESTER. Tr. Tatham, the medical et Argil, fa rem. Mate.. hie rnport in wok l 9 amen of mfeetinss woe. an within ...
... - is raised by a London evening contemporary. which also professes to supply en answer. The discussion deals with the infant mortality rate which. unfortunately. does find a high level in the large Lancashire towns. end the writer of the article seeks ...
... given by the writer, however, that the excessive ratio of mortality is attributable to the employment of: married women as factory operatives, scarcely accounts for the high rate of infant mortality in Manchester, because Manchester now has a warehouse rather ...
... the Meacheeter township was 726 per 1,000; in South Manchester it was 6.20; aad in North Manchester, 590 per 1,000. The mortality due to phthisie, or pulmonary consumption, which in the city generally wan equal to 199 per 1,000, as high as 213 in the ...
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... m replied with a story of time occupied by the give their infants over to the tender Deionists in Supply, which Mr. Jacksos ter- Ruch Barnard an not amenable to it. Meted. The pear little mortal in this illegitimate and wait born in • lodging house which ...