... more enrprised at this, give so goodly an array of cases of prosenotions adulteration of ordinary milk. In 1891 the mortality of infants tindet one year in Fegliend and Wnles was 151 per of the population; 140 children out of every 10110 born died within ...

... be 16 miles long and contain 103,058.040,800 cubic feet of water. What is Cant Ciough compared to this? 4>r- rate of infant mortality ia enormous. round numbers 0,000,000 babes never live long enough talk, 5,000,000 mote never have a chance to walk or ...

... - 9, Kirkham 16 . 1 and Lytham 28 . 7, while the birth-rate for those districts was 344, 23 - 7 ' 27 . 1, and 31 . 3. Infant mortality was the highest in the Blackpool and the lowest the Lytham sub-registration district. Illegitmate births numbered 11 ...

... he could not see why a town, which had advantage*. ‘ geographically speaking, should te unhealthy lamented the great infant mortality, and his opinion was that great deal of fault restml with the mother* of the children. (,A Voice : ” Will the Corporation ...

... committee the British Medical Association yesterday to inquire into the connection between women labour in factories and infant mortality in our manufacturing towns. The committee will not want material they will turn the evidence given before the Labour ...

... been 70 deaths, males and3s females; giving death-rate of 165 per 1,000 of the population, against 12 last year. The infant mortality numbered 42 per cent, of the total deaths. The birth-rate was per 1,000. The report referred to the death of Moore, of ...

... marked In the rural districts. The Registrar- General gives the Infant death-rate for England and Wales, and 167 for 28 the large English town*. There was exceptlonallv high Infant mortality in Presatt (200). Famworth (204). > ...

... medical authorities are now taking more emphatic interest in the sanitary and economic considerations suggested by the mortality among infants of women employed in factories. The result of the most exhaustive inquiries, which have been made in connection with ...

... add the March quarter of this vm» The highest rates infant mortal it* occurred the September quarters of 1890 and 1831 when there were and 357 per I*ooo, which accounted for by the high mortality from jummw The lowest rates were the 155 ahead* quoted ...

... irocecds: The infant mortality (48) is stilt very high in cortain portions oF your district, 11 in excess of lest year; 2S in tic Kirkbsm, 14 in the Fleetwvood, eight in the lBlackpool, and one in Lythmam sab-regtmtrationc districts. The infent mortality is highest ...

... women—certainly of married women—from this trade, because of its fatal effects on their maternal functions, and the terrible infant mortality which is traceable to its poisonous influence. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND PUBLIC INTEGRITY. Whatever virtues (the Morning ...

... &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 ...