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... Calcutta where • larger proportion of mothers suckle their infants, and cows milk though admittedly impure is usually boiled, which makes even impure milk comparatively safe, though the feeding of infants in Calcutta leaves much to be desired. There i s a p ...
... deaths from so-called - general causes or - ordinary diseases; that infants, young children, very aged persons and persons organically unfit give proportionately a higher general mortality than others. With infectious discuses it is not always so. When a ...
... cheers. A strange adventure in which an infant and an ape participated more or lees equally is recorded by a native correspondent to the Madras Mad :—At Karanja village, in Berar, a Hindu woman kept her infant, 7 days old, on a cot and went into her ...
... a diseaw , which involves many joints and is accompanied with a chronic irregular form of fever Infantile Mortality.--The high infantile mortality- 294 per 1,000 births during the past six months appears to be due chiefly to acute bronehiti.., debility ...
... two infants, Mr Mardook, Miss Kilburn, Mr Stewart, Mrs Watson, Mrs Ntlith Gandy, Miss Hill, Mr Petition, Miss Walker; Mr Taylor, Mrs Shallow and two infants, Mr Ilainbunalt, Mrs Ilainbunan, two infants, nurse and uyab, Mrs Allan, child. and infant, Mrs ...
... complete operathat the mortality among infants rose from time) which will now be carried out at Bertram-1831 per mille of births in 1904 to 2016 in pore, Ranaghat (in Nadia), Jagadispur (in 1905. The causes of this great loss of infant 'Shahabad), and Mohespur ...
... command, was mortally wounded in the advance. The Punjab Infantry were supported by two comp nies of he 88th Dogras, and the Artillery. The Brigade occupied Agrah, and the West Kents were then moved to the right to support the 31st Punjab infante,', and became ...
... Lomax, Mn H M Haywood and infant, Mr Mrs 'Herbert Wood, nurse and infant, Miss Dr. reuse accounts for this as follows:-The18 years, but looked more like appeared . of disaffectiont otheß r it h Government , but reduced mortality seems to have been due to ...
... shortcomings of the local authorities in this matter. As in previous years, the mortality statistics, accordng to age, show an appalling death-rate in the case of infants and children. The recorded loss in 1891 WAS nearly 133 per thousand under one year ...
... it appears that 825 men, 372 women 42 boys, 26 girls aud 20 infants, making a total of 1.285 souls', embarked at I Calcutta for Trinidad daring the past season. 2 men, 1 woman. and 2 infants (who were born on board) equal to 5 souls, died dining the voyage ...
... the particulars of the resusoitation of tie infant, the matter assumed a. serious aspect. The father of the infant accident- ally happened to arrive at the Towers, and in answer to his gnineioa why the infant, if alive, was brought to the Towers, one of ...
... of age was stated to be 191,720. Time proportion of infants successfully vaccinated was thus 3407 per cent. of the registered birth rate, and only 26 . 28 per cent. of the estimated number of infants available for vaccination. . . The Compulsory Vaccination ...