... INFANTILE MORTALITY. Infant mortality waa very targe in Naatwieh, 199 per thousand. At Hale waa and Wilma low 57 par thousand. The proportion the municipal boroughs was ISO, in the other urban district* 110, in the rural dlatrteta 90. sad in tbs whole ...

... districts was 25 per cent., and in the rural districts it was 85.9 par cent. White the infant mortality highest la municipal boroughs and lowest the rural districts the mortality amoagold people was higbsst in the rural districts and lowest in the municipal boroughs ...

... whole ooootry, aod 0.6310*cr than the corresponding death-rate ia the Urge towns. INFANT MORTALITY. A ready method of estimating the infant prevalence of iafaat mortality, by calculating the proportion of deaths under one year of age to registered births ...

... of the Public Health Committee, said the death-rate, according to the Medical Officer's report, was very low and the infant mortality for the first time showed distinct diminution, so that they wore in a distinctly better position in respect to these ...

... all, and ia In them districts, as shown by your own health statistiee, that the highest death-rate, tbs highest rate of infant mortality, ia found, and where more milk used .and better conditions of living prevail lower deathrate obtains. Now. in conclusion ...

... and have to resort all kinds dangerous and unsuitable substitutes. Who can estimate the result as effecting statistics infant mortality. Let me prove to you that those statement* are not true. Take first the statement of the City Analyst of Bradford. What ...

... THE PRESERVATION OF INFANTS. The prognM of Datkm. nja *• Tfce HoapiUl. depeodi ia great maaaore on the proketfoo of ite ehildrao. The oogket of Infanta tble la one of the moat aerkma aapeota of national life. Br. T. Dmdfield, the Madieal Officer of Health ...

... world. On the sireugth of mortality statistic* prepared the Government of the province Ontario, it is claimed Ontario i* the healthiest place in the ’world The death-rate last year was 13.6 p, 1,00. Bat most of the deaths ate infants and elderly people. The ...

... death-rate during 1908 waa 1.7 in the muoieipal borongha, 1 1 in the other urban districts, and 0-7 in rural districts. The mortality from those diseases was lower in Cheshire than la the large towns, sad with (be exception of diphtheria, was tower than ia ...

... were exceedingly well blended, but if anything the altos were slightly weak. James Croston, a mi nature Chinaman, and tho infants at the school did full justice to their action song, The Chinaman.” The nigger troupe composed of twelve small boys caused ...

... preventing the rapid development of bacteria in milk, ia saving some hundreds of infant lives each week, and the death-rate at any time is influenced far more by the infantile mortality than any other factor. In New York they are now keeping a record of the ...

... births registered numbored 230 males, and 210 females; tho deaths totalled 235. the smallest number eleven years. Infantile mortality showed 32 deaths of children under one year of age where the births amounted to 440, mid thie was in proportion of to 1.000 ...