... 4 tnaasa Tha birth rate for year was lid par UM; tha general death rato. IT* par l£00; tha apldsmlc death rat* all.; infant mortality, 14* par 1,000 births. Tha reports of tha Committee Cemetery Finance Committee wore meetvodaodadeptad A theatrical licence ...

... death-rate was .58 per 1.000. The infant mortality was 51 per 1,000 birth*. The rates for England and Wales were; Birth-rate. per 1,000; death-rate. 14-5 per 1.000; epidemic death-rate. 1.12 per 1.000; infant mortality, per 1,000 hirths. The general death-rate ...

... of the oounmittee, eoppbsd with milk special tmaaa Tnara have bean fortyire children the milk since March loot, and of infant mortality fa. redaeod « per neat.. and the death-rat. lor iaf uder fear fa. bee. hroocht below m. The deeth-reU aador one rmrfor ...

... public health in comparison with those of the CTeat towns, have sufficient experience smallpox, scarlet-fever, measles, infant mortality, to enable to realise the debt we owe those medical men who have specially laboured in the field pjevontive medicine ...

... lady passengers. Surely there can be remedy provided to put end to ,ueh . nuiianc*. - Yount »' « AgsENaEß , March 23. INFANT MORTALITY. To the Editor of The Oxford Timbe. Sib,—Will you allow to call attention to eh advertisement in your columns of an open ...

... per 1,000 higher than in Oxford. Among the 218 deaths Oxford there were included 36 of infants umler one year age and 83 of persons aged upwards of 60 veors. The infant deaclts were in tho proportion of 100 per 1,000 births registered, against 133 in the ...

... Inst week—tr.e housing problem in big cities and in the country, and eapeciallv the work garden cit;e«. the increase infant mortality in crowded centres population, the dangers unvcntilnted churches as centres of infection, the dangers railway carriages ...

... in the previoue year, and 5.1 less than that 1892. The infant mortality averaged 122 per I.O'X) births; while the deaths of persons aged opwaris of 60 years numbered 272. The tvmotie mortality sees 1 per 1.000 last having been L 5 and 8 respectively ...

... Sanitary Aid Society has done most excellent work, in 00-qpsralion with the Medical Officer of Health, for the redaction of infant mortality in the poorer pariah—. and recent legislation, so far from renderiag such work less necessary, makes it more valuable ...

... AUTUMN COSTUMES, COATS, MANTLES, BLOUSES. 13, 14, 16, QUEEN STREET, OXFORD. S??URifriNC\ Yoar Children's Health. INFANT MORTALITY DECREASED * NEW METHOD HUMANIZED MILK The Sole Property of The OXFORD DAIRY COMPANY, Ltd, For softens Fm - For Voollns. hard ...

... prove the enormous amount of infant mortality throughout the country. Shewn* not give them toe figure*, but the could this that alter 18 months' work at Bums* home UtferottiS «dro Bristol, wito touted midwives. the mortality In that area decreased one-third ...

... expected, whde to infant mortality it seemed that childr* *“ i parents, on the Oxford j clay. . espec iaV/’ on th© greensand, had lew . liTinf tn,n tfaoM th. ooliW, nllnvial co.wrJ lb« ch.lk tb» chMion , liable lo dMth than tho chalk nlonc. Infant i mortalitr ...