... 1862 114. it wee to 181 on The law of (faith points out the infant mortality was eaceptionady .0219 Brews pa IMO/ • portioo of the Boron& ober• mortality ha• ordinarily bigb. 17 that thu mortality inoresen to the warm weather. and tifit It a SO duoaths of ...

... &Modem sod it is the bulimia of the clergy to make them so. Th. question of infant mortality. and the dangers arising from lax supervision of Assurance proposals as regents infants. was brought up incidentally on Wednesday at Rochdale, wham an important ...

... Medical Officer of Health for the Borough, why infant mortality was exceptionally high in 1895 may be that there was more employment for mothers in the silk trade, and so more mothers may have weaned their infants and left them to the care of others during ...

... coroner for the borough of Oldham, gave evidence. He was opinion that this insurance had a very prejudicial effect on infant mortality. Frequently medical aid was not sought until the child was beyond recovery. Out of 407 inquests be had held since August ...

... number of deaths occurred n Noweakber. 13 were reviewed. and the minimum in April was 3 deaths. There is Oa increase of infant mortality lad year. The number of deaths amongst old people is large, there having occurred 46 deaths of of 65 Team and upwards ...

... health of the district has been good. death rate is practically the same as in 1907, and the birth rate is also. The infant mortality per thousand births registered is considerably lower than in 1907, and would be remarkably lower except for the number ...

... England end Wales. The deaths front the seven chief gymotic ' diseases show shut the mortality from measles Cheshire was below that in the whole of Eneend and Wales. the mortality from I wiewspine cough. in Chisehire was derided* I ' below that in the whole ...

... 'ME ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1910 rate was Nery low, and th e infant mortality t with 1M 2d , during the previous I canoed by carrying,out the tequireamats of ratsimproving. financial year. Of this increase £5,811 12s 7d the Education Board. is referable ...

... the dowsed.lle was strongly of opinion that such societies as theirs not only did not cause infanticide but decreased infant mortality. Most of their societies were sick societies, and provided medical relief. They were preventatives of pauperism. (Applause ...

... ulation hospital., and Northericii had procured the best tit. could.-14 Hewitt, is reply. sad there were numerous for infant mortality. and the Council ought to remove all the causes they could. itlear. hear.) The Mo.+ t el (taker of the Borough of Stockport ...

... thirty-three great towns the average annual mortality of yourig children is two hundred and forty-eight pee thousand. or thirty-two per thousand more Vim is Ohs camps of mercy. But that is not the amt. The infant mortality in Birken- Mod is three hundred and ...

... to the county and to the eases of bealth of the urban and rural ' districts But in the direction of public health, of infant mortality, of the water amply, and avers pollution there was still • gout deal of ntoessey work to be delOP. and the work was to ...