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... issued, and from it we glean that it has extremely high birth rate, coupled with a very low eral, and still lower infant and child mortality. All ..,` B es-ses which are in every way preventable by sanitary Zeasures show a remarkable and steady decline ...
... rate of infant mortality the following:— The employment in factories of those about to become mothers, and those who have born raoently confined and should be nourishing their infante; the ignorance common among working women as to how an infant should ...
... its first yar, as in this way only could the actual facts as regarded infa.htile mortality and its causes be ascertained. Referring to the question of infant mortality, Mr. Evans said there was a great deal that could still be done in this matter, and ...
... it recorded an appalling infant mortality. The infant mortality was 203 to every thousand births, whereas in the 67 large towns it was only 166. When they considered this terrible death-rate, this appalling infantile mortality with the fact ...
... compared with 19 in 1904, and 20 the average of the ton years 1896-1904. This wai at the Tate of 18.9 per 1,000 persons. Infant mortality, as measured by the perofttage of deaths ender ts Translated 'Wail 5.96 per 1,000, as compared with 9.98, the average ...
... of Leece Eflbfi’é aburdantly qualified to deal with he xnefr‘ He had no doubt that he would have sgufi‘*'g to zay about infant mortality. The reki“g’.’fl Stockport showed that, roughly Speabom (’ average of one-sixth of the children dy:.t not survive the ...
... persons aged upwards of 66 year.. The death-rate was below the average death-rate of England and Wales. 7'he rent of infant mortality. as meesured by the percentage d deaths under one year of age to bertha, 169. The infantile destlerate during 1902 was ...
... Guardian., He was pleased to eses that Mr Szhoneld nad been returned without a contest. . INFANT MORTALITY. Continuing, the Chairman raferred to the large ipfant mortality in the district, and stggested the formation of a Ladies’ Committee, 33 hie believed ...
... hove to deal in • more drastic INFANT MORTALITY AND ITS CAUSES. ttr 771 E MILK AND /LIEN AN Thh CHI:AT DANGER. Dr. S. 'Whoa Rhodes. .1 le. Maneitetree, orates% committee of Law Con. fermiers, read a paper on 'lnfant Mortality. We and Woad killed his thou ...
... hes at the root of all social problem.. Solve it, and we will have gone tar towards soieing the problems of insanity, infant mortality, poverty, sod intempsranos. The article represents a very solid contribution to the consideration of the subject of housing ...
... milk wapply end infant mortality. His report on bead ran: the last six years, 1893-98, altnough the average death tate of Llanduino, 134 per 1,000, was considerably below that of the country Generally, yet the mortality among infants one year of age was ...
... scerlet fever, typhoid fever., dishtheria and croup, measles, diarrheea, and whooping cough are responEicie. The rate of infant mortality was equal to 19.1 per cent of the number of children born during the six weeks. During the past forinight 15 fresh cases ...