... the British Medical Association to-day waited upon Mr. Asquith to urge the nooseior legislation with a view to lemming infant mortality, by preventing mothers from woriting in tactories for a certain period.—Mr. Asquith promised to give all the representations ...

... Swam made a reference to the heavy death-rate in Plymouth daring the peat few weeks, and said it was due to the heavy infant mortality, caused by malnutrition and the climatic conditions. The Sanitary Committee had issued directions to parents as to the ...

... INQUEST AT NORTHTAWTON. TEE CORONER ON INFANT MORTALITY. Mr. 1). J. Pridnain held au inlneit. at Northtawtou yeeterday relative to the death of the illegitimate child of Ellen Warden, a in.rvaut iu the employ of Mr. 1.. W. Day, a•ratel water manufacturer ...

... The deaths were 137. equal to death-rate of 11.72 }>er thousand, the rate for rural England and Wales being 13 6. The infant mortality was 11 under one jrar c'd, .equal 36.2 per thousand, and the lowest record, lie did not think there was smaller number ...

... Friday last, as inadvertently it be held nest Friday emus& Kuno. hes been said on good authority to be the main WIN of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given toe child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unlees such food bits been previouely ...

... only 218 in the latter, while in the 67 towns the infant mortality averaged 156 per 1,000 births. Among the other dietrkte comprised in the accompanying table the lowest proportions of infant mortality occurred in W , Kenton, and Crediton, and the highest ...

... lowest rate recorded, and much less than the death rate for England and VVaics—l4.6. There has been a marked diminution in infant mortality, th© rate being per I,COO births, compared with an average lor the last 10 years of 129.01. The xyraotic d'-ath rate ...

... strangle them and then burn their bodies. Firearm PO:14410W has been sail, on good authority, to be the main cause of infant mortality. lo farinaceous food should be given to a chili till has full mouth of teeth, unlere auth food has been previously malted ...

... death). Deaths for the Lalf-year numbered 116, or 14-0 e per 1,000. 'Births (95 males, 90 females), or 22 - 43 per 1,001; infant mortality, 11351; zyinotic rata, 1112.- 1 Lore was no oiler bulimia of interest Telegram. BRITAIN'S BEST BICYCLE Ie now offered ...

... below that for the towns in which Exeter is included. The u.tant mortality rate ia 101.3, as compared with the previous year, and for England and V\ale,w. The decroosH in infant mortality in Exeter during the pan cugiit years is 4C.3 per • births. The ...

... aged upwards of 60 years. The infant el' tithe were in the pruportion of 201 pet 1.000 births registered. as compared with 122 in the preheat' quarter and 208 in the third quaver of last ear ; the rate of infant mortality last 'plater la the 67 towns having ...

... had the lowest, and Kenton, Iloniton, Exmouth, Si. Thomas, Chndleigh, and Newton Abbot hat the highest proportions of infant mortality. Among elderly patrons the death-rates rode as a rale List quarter ; the 62 deaths in Exeter of persona over 60 years ...