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... Masses promotable, sad far that, he Pay., to be deplored. Th• mortality amour old people wa. only 19 per cent of all Arha which it M--odernity below the average. and a tardy reboil of infante. With mord to derma tie ems moodingly favourable of three of ...
... Witidonley,, years. Of infants under me year . at c a u I the auditors.. report •fist they have *gam. deaths were registered, as against eleven in ; audited the books and found them accurately', 1907. The infantile mortality, i.e. the rate I kept awl ...
... be gained by such • proposal. With regard to the inspection of cnitheo. • was purer esoomthedieg Partiannot to meted the ! Infant Life Act, with • new to the inspection of all young children who were boerded out.—Ald. Rower mid with reference to the question ...
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... existence of chilli. (Hear, bear.) A CORONER ON INBANT MORTALITY. Mr F. Price, the district coroner, held an inquest Monday afternoon at the brunswicipsteeet, Heaton Norris, on the body of the male infant child of Henry Bayley, of 15, Bury's - court, which ...
... for themselves from the evidence. but it is a fair comment to make, irrespective of this partite/ case, that the mortality amoogst infants is large enough to varmint the belief that there is a considerable amount of downright carlessoeses in their treatment ...
... infantile mortality will be available. and that in addition to a solution of the hroad question involved, there will he available useful suggestions for further administrative procedure on the part of Local Authorities. The infantile mortality in the Municipal ...
... lo Us. year.. 16,2 1901 this was to 161 per 1.000 In 1902 it sad. fall to 109. end in 1903 it leas only 154.. In 1904. the infant mortaltty ass 178 per 1,010 birth*. that ta exp.' to the old The of has that the increases io tax earth and tbat 0 is mainly ...
... Unless the disuse is promptly stamped out our own people are bound to be attacked ; audit cholera becomes epidemic here, the mortality in some of the large towns may be frightful. What the authorities ought to do a quite clear. Let them stop forthwith the ...
... nrauDurie -Martha Arthur Scolea Hultn 12— infant ton 14— of Torkinton 16— of Brhminictofi 27— An infant of Uibbiea SKPTKMBKH lttll DKAD MAN’S HAND ladv me follows rrferriiqt to TlW I spot uojo‘ To it rub three tha mortality 187 t uppointmenta now or hoi-mn o ...
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