HEALTH STATISTICS
... birth rate was at the rate of 331 per 1000, and the death rate 22-07, or excluding non-residents, 1906 per thousand. The infant mortality :uhqul to an average rate of 106 per thousand irths. ...
... birth rate was at the rate of 331 per 1000, and the death rate 22-07, or excluding non-residents, 1906 per thousand. The infant mortality :uhqul to an average rate of 106 per thousand irths. ...
... occurred subsequently, but he could not say that it was hastened by the exposure.—The Coroner remarked on the fact that the infant mortality in Kettering is 160 per 1000, and said the ignorance of parents was lamentable.—The doctor : Gin and water are not the ...
... fellows :—No, of deaths in 1808, arty; 1896. seventraight ; oversee death date 18801. 12.01 pee thousand; 1806,18.76 ; infant 'mortality small No. registared 1808,41.82 per omit. 18/11. 116 98 ; 60 par amt. of the deaths were over the sgs of SO years ; mean ...
... working-clews women. The ci. he, or infant day asylum. could not supply the of the mother who had to Way in. workshop or factory. The Minister, quoting Dee. Isslgnean and 13ertillon. stated that the quota of infant mortality due to want of maternal care was ...
... e per cent of the total mortality was of young children, under five years 01 age, and 36 per cent was of persons aged 65 and upwards. The number of infants that died calculated per NO born was 132. The average infant mortality was probabiy about 150, ...
... to • mortality or for the town 11 - 9 per thousand for one death, other dimwits of tl 8, heart disease 8. accidents 2. Si in persons over eighty years of ae over 70 ysarsof age, so that nes in persons well &draw deaths occurred in children an infant mortality ...
... women. The creche, or infant day asylum, owed not, he pointed not, supply the place of the mother who had to stay in • workshop or factory. The Minister, quoting Dos. Isigneau and Rertillon, stated that the quota of infant mortality due te 'l want of maternal ...
... presented to yon during the last twenty-four years. The highest rate of mortality was 18 per ICO 1874, and the rate for the pre - sent quarter is 19.92 per 1,000. This very high rate of mortality does not reflect in any way upon the general sanitary condition ...
... death rate 1.06, while the infantile mortality was 118.0 per 1,000 births. It would thus be seen that the birth rate and death rates were practically the same, while the zymotic death rate and the infant mortality have decreased. Out of the 79 deaths ...
... thousand of the population, ts against nine lost quarter, and 7 the the previous year. Sixty per cent, the deaths due to infant mortality ; the deaths also included the oldest inhabitant the district, the age of 93. The births numbered 23—14 Moulton, 5 in ...
... 1000, the symorm desth MU, 1 . 5 per 1000, and the infant mortality 1321 per 1000. Compared with the previous year the birth rate higher, wide the death tate, synsutie death rate, and infant mortality were slightly decreased. Out of a total of 315 deaths ...
... tbe last census of 4,627 The birth-rate showed 21.16 per 1,000 (20.74 in 1895), the death-rate 12.75 (13.61 in 1895). Infant mortality 100 per 1,000 births regi- stered (72.91 in 1895). There were 57 deaths and 100 births registered. Two deaths occurred ...