... ITlie CORONER AND INFANT MORTALITY. i•d - -- Os Weassedry. dr. J. ard 41M AIWA A Imodird door dria m marrad eke ..4.d ter illritriar aria •IA • woo math iralor •• Urn. gird eimm mida ea Chnirra U. rebt dr pas Yr rad ft Ma at At sr isa No dirt • Ai errs ...

... highly unsatisfactory. cause than improper feeding, end this. not With respect to infant mortality, Dr. Rent because of wilful neglect on the part of •- While infant mortality of the ad. - parents, hut t ‘ eciu . from ' mistaken kluduc usistrative county ...

... IMMO, NI INFANT MORTALITY IN THE POTTERIES. UN. Rams Mt COUNTY COUNCIL Th. rm! err el Ds. the row et se N. Oar Mt ir Wet bra reed. Is ear Ws • soistier 1 err. et she Isehris is eir Mawr is she Aft ot N.Wrdir el sr bed pm UN ter Tr or bed pw 1.411. rod ...

... but to emancipate, for there was no tyranny so cruel as that of diseare. He dwelt on the extent of preventible disease. infant mortality, and other evils existing in the munity which might be immensely diminished by proper sanitation, and anwrially urged ...

... children born had died one year. In Wolvtanton pot, , ward the rate was 172, and the Medical Ofßeer wrote that this high infant mortality ' was no doubt due in • reef measure to the greater number of women who were working. In the first half o - . 1 11106 ...

... regard to infant mortality, , and hold, that it Is better that weakly children should die. HMV are her words: A lame proportion of the direct attempts to infant lire are doomed to failure became the little plants will wither wh a is dose for them, or are ...

... 0•71(1111 . The (Dr. J. Stetlei reported that the death rate for May war, higher th:w wok). the toe ley thu higher infant mortality dm to ',eyelets. ...

... un• eertifnd death,' 1.6 per cent. Concerning infant mortality, the deaths under one year were 117. equal to a mortality of 136 per thonsand registered births. For all England and Wales the infant mortality IE6 per thousand. Taking the wards ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. The actual infant death rate Is UM per ef the births registered, as againit 131.57 in 1901. and 80.84 in 1103, end 118 the average for the last 10 years. It is satisfactory to note that a slight improvement in the infant death rate ...

... the infant rtilrtality continues far too high. The agencies at work .1 keeping ure this high mortality in the infant death rate, gee chiefly improper and tainted food. and to a less 'Vent foul air of overymwded Some of causes of infant ...

... Envland end Wales the figures for 1104 are: Inquests. 64: uncertified deaths. 1.6 per cent. Infant Mortality. The deaths under one to MA were 101, equal • mortality nf 161 par 1.000 resistered births. Theme were distributed as followe !—Wolstanton 33, • ...

... . of the teese. which Yr. Hallam 4 as as with Weisfacs.ory. Oas item of repefe empeeially gist dying. Is that the of infant mortality shows • daycare on the rite of la•C year. Mr. Manua adds that the , 00ndition of the bnevech will bear oussparion with ...