... Starcn Porsoning has been aid, pood be the msln infant mortality. fsrlnaavona food be gi*en child till has foil mouth teeth, nnleat snen food has hasea prevloaslT malted. Hoßurs's Tin Is fresh milk eomorned *ith wheat an ...

... A verdict of wilful ' murdnr against Skcffington was returned. Starch has b.-en said, on rood to Im-1 the mslt can** Infant mortality fartnsceo'i, food * b« alveri child tilt ha* a rid ran nth of teeth. . anleis «nch fowl ha* been * - * . Mal. 'tin I* ...

... steps are ■ being taken to prevent this disease spreadiug amongst the large numbers hop-pickers encamped , the district. Infant mortality very high, Urge number babies having died from the effects the heat. The large reservoir which supplies the extensive ...

... disease, viz., and this death was equal to rate of par 1.000- Five children died under age of one year, giving a rate infant mortality of 59 per 1,000 births. Tbis was in excess of that for first quartar of (63*96), but below of , 1397 7). Eleven persons ...

... bare been 150, rate of per 1.000. I regret to say that tbe i infantile mortality continues high, tbe deaths during the year being or a rate per 1.000 born. high race infant mortality attribute to two carelessness and ignorance in feeding; secondly, to tho ...

... being 0*53 per 1,000. The death was tbat infant of a few months old. The rates lor the corresponding quarters 1893 and 1897 were and 0 53. Three infants died under one year of age, giving a rate of infant mortality of 55*55 per 1.000 births. This is a : ...

... the dirt. Among the benefits of sterilisation was that abolished prolific method of transmitting disease, and lessened infant mortality, milk could be delivered bottles and boxes like mineral wa: as frequaotly infrequently people chose, fur could ba kept ...

... Manchester, and Liverpool. Among 1.269 deaths last quarter the city there were included infants under one year of age, and 357 persona aged upwards 60 years. The infant deaths were in the of 158 per I.OTO births registered, and this proportion was per 1 ...

... medical otficar attended, read his annual - report:—Birth rate, death, 16*25; infant mortality, ■ 152 5; and zymotic death rate, 2-187 per 1,000. The rate infant mortality and zymotic deatu mf* were ' higher, because of whooping coughs in Of 1 ' deaths ...

... a J rate of 5 72. to and that there waa death from any distinctly dia**ssv Nine died under one year ag-. giving rat- infant mortality 152*54 per births. Eight persons have died aged 65 and onwards, two of whom did not belong your district, and excluding ...

... year, the filth in succession, without -JJ.UIIJ. iJJjlAU'aLi'aM''- - children died tinder one year age, giving rate of infant mortality cf 7614 per 1,000 birth*. I 1897 tbia rate was 9174, 9* 78 1395. 7075 1894. 91-34 1893, 73-06 1892, 56 1891. And 112 ...

... during the year that there been no death infectious , diarrboia. Three children und-. I g*wj year age. giving a rate infant mortality 35-71 I p»t UN births, compared with rate* of 90 and I H2*Ssuunng corresponding quartet* 1397 and ' 1396. Twelve persona ...