... fallen; though lam not be ta*©n a* implying that the decline in the vaccination the sole cause Ore decrease in the rate of infant mortality. Boihe hint* at the dreadful which may should outbreaJt of occur Alloa; the assumption 'underlying nu Lars being the ...

... average death rate, they found that there was an annual increase of 135. For educational purposes they must deduct the infant mortality which in the three years mentioned was 29. 36. 49. or an average of 38. thus found that they had an in crease of 97 children ...

... 1901 showed a population of 11.416. The estimated population 31et December, 1905. 12,178. showing difference 762. The infant mortality 15 year? in the same five years 219. children in the same period provided for in the school?, or an averase 108.6 pgr ...

... nec«*»»ajy »o make considerable altemtio -t,. . the Burch, a projrortion the coiietitullon aod lemewhat aUtrmink The infant mortality was be. a tamed by Co»m.tt~. wbioko “ritth of the ratal bir.li,, brnn* the h.kheet ; ho-erer, bad not much power llie ...

... SCHOOL BOARD On Tuesday evening, in the Infant School room. Il»e ordinary monthly meeting the School Board was held. Hr Buchamn, the Chairman, presided, and wore also present: Rev. Dr Gunn, Rev. B. R. Wil«-»-n. J. M'Diarniid. J. Cowan, P. Cram, anti J ...

... attention was being nr id 1.. mortality and with the view of *-iv|rr information th*i hotter c»n-and opbri-’Hn -of the Board mended for dia’rib leaflet Wr Bums Hu*sell T* , ‘* co-»«ined 1 to Mothers the Treatment of Infants. to Committee. ...

... Crorahie. Mar Place, after few days illness, died last Monday morning at her residence. The lady was best known the head the Infant Departnn nt Dollar under tho old whom ■be s- faithful!” and efficiently for 'one term years, only retiring when the scheme ...

... his charge in Dollar ...

... Paterson. RELIGIOUS The Clerk read the report examination Religious Knowledge conducted by Rev, Thom:— “At Fishcroes, the Infant Department made fine appearance. Recitation was accurate in language and intelligent in tone. The singing was particularly ...

... first Sabbath of October. 1891— The children’s day’*—a Hall, portioned into removable divisions, and with class rooms for infant and senior scholars, was opened, being gift the congregation by Mr Robert Procter, Claremont. who for twenty years bad su ...

... other abnormal conditions was greatest m the most overcrowdwi centres. Aceording t»j the Registrar General rale of infantile mortality per 100.000 was 21,805, and in rural and comparing class with class. 18 out every 100 of ihn rich died before they were five ...

... li^Farlane , ■ may be had all newsagents. “The New Bast Booe.—lnfantile mortality is one of the blots our present day socalled civilisation, and. although the percentage deaths of infants under one year is being reduced, much yet remains to done decrease the ...