... Herald that an effort was being made in Anderstom district to try and cope with the infant mortality. Hs; also inztanetxl teat in Huddersfield the infant mortality had been very high and that the Mayor of tlut place had offered the mothers of children ...

... every thonghtal Englishman that the Committee ca Physical Deterioration could. in. this twentieth century, state that the infant mortality in certain teavii: id England was no less than 210,-223, and 2.M per I.otlo. a great part of which was directly traceable ...

... that for the year 1903 the death rate for London was 15.2 per 1000, the lowest rtrord. Another satisfaetor— item is the infant mortality, which has noticeably declined, the figures standing at 131 per 1000. Marriages, during the year under review, also declined ...

... drink. This led to ench a definite degeneration that the weakened stock rapidly died out, largely, from the huge infant and childhood mortality, but putty from arrested growth of mind and body. It was in the towns too that such comparatively rapidly fatal ...

... Councillor O'Neill, and Mr Arthur Geo. Ihttei , , Sanitary inspector, were appointed to attend conference in London on Infant Mortality. A letter was read from Mr Blair, Row Farm, with a view to coming to some arrangement with the Council regarding sometNing ...

... Petersburg, next month. It is asserted that the average wage in Poland is £2 14s a year for aixte4 hours a day. The terrible infant mortality throughout the empire, which is over 50 per cent., is said to be due to the miserable conditions under which the women ...

... of seeing if it was not possible with the aid of the Nursing Association to do sumething to lessen the percentage of infant mortality in the town. After the matter had been fully dismissed and considered. it was agreed that the Public Aeelth Committee ...

... Glasgow. gave a popular lecture entitled What a City Sanitary Inspector Seee. It dealt in an interesting manner with infant mortality, and was illustrated with lantern views, the pictures being typical of child life in Glasgow and other subjects connected ...

... AGE MORTALITY. Infantile Death-rate.—The number of deaths of infants under one year was 93, giving a rate of 108 deaths per thousand births.' and the infantile death-rate represents 26 per cent. of the total mortality. Deaths Under Five Years of Age.—Of ...

... at length describe the same track. Those who have lost an infant are never. as it were. without an infant chile. The other children gum up to manhood and suffer all the changes of mortality: hut this one alone is rendered an immortal child, for death ...

... that there were 46 fewer births than the previous year. 2 marriages lens, and 26 more deaths. The mortality, it will be seen. was greatest•' 'among infants and persons between fifty and eighty years of age. There were 17 Vlarians and four well on in the ...

... last year. At the last meeting a letter was read from the Loaf Governmast Board drawing attention to the large infantile mortality in Lanark. being second only to the city of Cillasgow, whin the ceases of this. The Clerk reported the medical of bad replied ...