... infantile mortality was, heenwer, occupying a large share of public, attention, but what special efforts, he asked. wine being made for the of children yet emerging from infancy:— . The city sanitary inspector, continued Mr. Wyfe, saw the infants under five ...

... CARE AND FENDING OF INFANTS. At a recent of the Sanitary Cee♦iy o of the Seadum Corporation the Medical 01eer of Health (Dr. Ashby) reported se f0110w In era, that we may be able to nuke effectual efforts to hewn infantile mortality. it is submittal ...

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... of the population. The mortality hem epraistie diseases in 1904 and the ten yams preceding shown in a table, from which it wee seen that there woe no deaths from small-pox, typhus or 'other cootinued ' fever; that the mortality from measles and whooping ...

... all milk that. and avoid- anon of artillcial fending of infants. Last year the principal avreotio diemnies canoed oolv tins death., one from whooping murk. and one from diarrheas: the mortality from earl, of those dimmer was at the rate of 026 per 1,000 ...

... often given, and says that in her own experience she found • baby four slays old being doted with tomato, while other young infants were being fed with pancake, tea, warp, gin, rhubarb pie, etc. But in spite of these illustrations of ignorance and stupidity ...

... inhultdr, mortality is Berkshire not excessive, but when one realises that during the past nine Jeers on an average one ont of every ten children born in this County has died within is first year, one cannot avoid the conviction that the mortality is higher ...

... been a greet saying of infant life. The doctor thinks that if it were possible to esteiblinh depots in Poplar where children could be looked otter end fed upon etrtiliaed milk while their mothers are at work in. hostile mortality would be lessened. Meetings ...

... is unless to point to the admitted kens la the Wooceeter plegm of LW or to the alio admitted fact that smoiag the awful mortality there sat a angle child wader 10, or nurse or attendeat, trio had bean recently vaccinated, died of anall pea. It is manse ...

... to be living. The infantile mortality, or deaths of children under one year of age per 1,000 births registered, was 95.2, which was 26.4 below 121.6, the annual average of the ten years preceding. Amongst legitimate infants it was only 88.8 per IMO legitimate ...

... high procure of modern life. The death-rate was steadily decreasing, but though since 1859 it had fallen prodigiously among infants and young persons, and considerably in persons between 35 and 45, it had remained stationary in persons between 45 and 56 ...

... who recovered. There wee se desinere defect or other condition on the preimiam exurb would have given rise to his Moen. male infant, aged 1. died from whooping cough, en Nati 7th, but I did not bear of that deem, being epi. demic at any time during the year ...