... HUDDERSFIELD AND INFANT MORTALITY. ASSISTANCE TO YOUNG MOTHERS. The Hones of Coramoos Commibbas on police and sanitary regulations bad before them yesterday a Bill presented by the Huddersfield Corporation. The measures contains numerous provisions for ...

... the excessive mortality amongst young children, ana as the question of infant mortality one of general interest, we give the doctor's remarks bis own words: Tho board is aware that I have invariably very carefully watched the mortality amongst vary young ...

... or of Health stated that there was a steady birth rate, and a eery rate of infant mortality. During the sorer** cold the tint quarter of the year a large proportion of infante succumb* t»> disease of the respiratory organs « • iK'imnt with whooping cough ...

... per 1000, land the death-rate 17 mir 1000. The infant mortality' maa 971 per 1000. Twenty-Mar sees of moots !climate. bad been reported. Dz. Boyden drew particular attention to the peat Scream in the infant modality during to. snag yearn ha bad been their ...

... National Conference on Infant Mortality which waited upon him on Thursday will be read with much satisfaction by all public health administrators. In Norwich, the question of the milk supply in its relation to infant mortality has been much discussed ...

... in the rates of infant mortality in urban aed rural dietricts. Contrary to a popular impression, the deuth-rate of infants in urban districts is not bacoming less, hut tends slightly te increase. The declining rate of infant mortality in ...

... the Mayor and Deputy-Item and were acoepocd. INFANTILE MORTAcITY. The question of infant mortality at Yatmentli involc tog the milk supply, the proper feeding of infant, and nurseries for children under eve, was rrferred toe special committee of Intl( ...

... about that district. It was probable that the little children an running about the yards would catch some disease. Tim infant mortality of this city had been rather great of late. but he Ira. g.ad to say that apart trout the prevent ease his aeratorrs had ...

... ages of 92, 93 (2), and 96. T!»o rate was 10.7 |»er 1.000. Twenty one were males and 22 females. Reference was made the infant mortality, which was very low. Under the heading of aymoticw there were two deaths; scarlet fever died out completely towards tho ...

... ramie, and ant an earnest attempt was about to be made to grapple with the toile which afflict reit city—overcrowding and infant mortality. There rere many who were then peraneded that the attitude of isolation taken up by the independent ilocialiata was • ...

... whereby the information as births furnished the Medical-Officer Health under the Act would be used to the reduction of infant mortality- the motion Mr. Gun ton the letter was referred to the Sanitary Committee. ...

... in St. Martin-at-Oak 22*6. The relative destructiveness of the clutn even more muiked when we compare the tables of infant mortality. The death rate among children of leas than twelvemonth old was 12*3 in St. James, and 13*1 in St. Mary-at- Coslany, ...