... INFANT MORTALITY. The rate for the administrative county of 38.1 per 1.000 live births shows decrease 8.2 on the figure for last year, and it is again very great improvement tiie rate of 59 for England and Wales. The following are the rates for infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. AN ENTERPRISING BOROUGH. The total deaths in England and Wale* during 1904 were 649.50. Of this number, 157,490- cxactly one-fourth of tha whole—were children under on# year. Further exnmlnsiion of these figures shews that half of the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The mortality per 1.000 births ‘..as the ex trettrely low ono of 38.67. VITAL STATISTIC.. There were 180 births in tiro district. and one transferr th i nn eking a Tate of 21.67 per 1,000 people this was below the aver ace for the whole ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. THE CRECHE AS A PALLIATIVE. Messrs. Whiteley's premises will, during the next fortnight, present one window interawl to all the varied passers-by. Who is there who is not interested in children, their treatment. and care, and nourishment ...

... InFANT MORTALITY. During the last thirty years there has been a great reduction in infant mortality. This is very largely due to the work of Child Welfare centres, progressive local authorities and the propaganda work undertaken by the National Baby Week ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. W e ought to infant centres within reach of the mothers throughout the length and breadth of the country, said Mr. A. H. D. Attend, commenting, at • meeting at Landon eity, on the about 40,000 infanta die unnecessarall ad zery w zar ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. YARMOUTH. The Coroner held an inqnity at, the Mariners' Chapel, South Quay, oo Monday, as to the death of a 4U-hoar child, named Wilharo Mapes. The parents live at 9, Mariners' Road. The grandmother said abe woo preaent at thoticath ...

... that has counted, but the widespread prevention of all those things which slaughtered infant life in the socalled good old days.” MATERNAL MORTALITY. The maternal mortality rate per 1,000 total births was 3.5 compared with a rate of 4.4 for England and WIM ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. There 17 infant• on.• ~.•ar riVing an infant of 96 egJnpared with 38 last )tar. la. fnaitiabb• is omai.lermg the nun, tar of ea,we. Tien, were seen deaths :roan pinitana and ten from cane r. 7, crysipulas 3, searlct 40. nerningitor 2 ...

... PREVENTION OF INFANT MORTALITY, The Prime Minister, hie private room the Bouse of Commons Friday, received a deputation who submitted to him reeolntiocia adopted the recent national conference infantile mortality. .. Mr. Asquith, in reply, said no ...

... THE HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY we ewe our child's IWO to grad rally wasting away, aed Op feared ”..thiog ,:nuld save her, u:rit time hf trying Plasmon she pi , .t.ore to look at, Mammon, Plasnion Cocoa, Plaamon Data, a. , ,upply 1.r0.-• le all 'tor want.s ...

... Decrease Infant Mortality According to Sir Kingsley Wood. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health, one of the most encouraging signs of the times is the decrease in infant mortality. To-day it is at a low level. Last vear it was 75 per which ...