... 163. Thos for the first time xinee mortality statistics have beer re corked in the tewa the infantile mertality rete in Dt Helens is lower than that for Engtand Wales. During the year the qure bon of tofent mortality has oocupred the cormmittee to a c ...

... even if ry net Ube came the mam the tariffs very sbortly oct 1 em, ke R L ANTROBUAR The Secretary Chamber of EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY IN LIVERPOOL. AT THE HEALTY1 COM MITTEE Tho rope of the medical of health (Dr Wi prenented at the weekly meeting of the ...

... Health Committee would take the same precaution The ohil dren were weighed periodical and the effect fl ng marvellous n infant mortality was somet je with Tle welcomed any attempt to grapp this metter, and felt that a disgrace that the municipality had dong ...

... a6 regards each this mortality Ie Ir - the maladies f a h respon ible rete of infant mortality may be «ad t 1 > demic. for one out of every five infant. bo died before completing bis first year T causes of thie high rate of infant talit are ...

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... feeding of infants, she eays Infants a few wooks old are often fed on tea, bread, biscuits, &o., and some have even been found a tolid meal of steak and onions or {ned beart and ckled cabbage, with beer as a beverage i it surprising that the mortality amongst ...

... or workbouses by the. pe 8 m res, of sickness an or wede anded from in the port { ‘ver necessary deductions the rate of mortality r the whole 18 city 24.3 The death rate vane very in different The lowest was D t distnet of Sefton Park, , where it was ...

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... children bom of drunken 2 mnethers, 55 2 per cent.—or ap- ched before their preoably over one-half second year, compared with a mortality of 23.9 per cert. among elildren horn of mothers in similar condity ns of life Dr. Sullivan mentions a far which has come ...

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... client was awarded substantial With reference to the reperted inten- then of the Duke and Duchess of York to ehristen the infant Prince with a series of names representative of the ranous Colonial groups, it may be well give an example of how the idea ...