... INFANT MORTALITY. The Health Committee appointed a sub• committee to report on this subject. and the followinc_consultatire members were added:— Mr. H. W. Case, Rev. M. Cullen, Rev. W. T. Goodrich, Mr. D. T. Kink, Mrs. Leech, Dr. 11. Mayo, Mr. E. J. Middleton ...

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... children, amongst the well-to-do classes, the mortality from measles is practically nil; amongst tho lower class the mortality enormous.” And tbe same thing was true of many other ailments. Infant mortality was hugely increased the poor child’s slight ...

... annual report at Frinton, on-Bea shows that the death-rate was 6.9 r 1000, and the residents' death-rate 8.6 per I“ . The infant mortality and the general symotic death-rate were nil. The total sunshine registered during tbe pat was 10 hours. ...

... the Council was still without a ilitinfie.tor. .. discussion took place on the question of infant mortality; and in reply Dr. Lack said that although the mortality Is very high the district did not compare unfavourably with other districts of the county ...

... this clam of owners who hold the worst property. Every day we read of eases overcrowding, so conducive Immorality and infant mortality. Year year medical-officers of health repeat the same description of bad and insanitary cottages, all no purpose. For ...

... ago by the Health Committee, went over the ground as in the direct and vital connection between the milk supply and the infant mortality „..,d general health of the city. Since that report was presented, there has been no c hange in the general character ...

... of infancy, and to a smaller depth in after years. Owing to the progress of hygiene and mediael science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the meta avoided, and the average ...

... Stranack. T. Horne. C. R. Harrison, J. Rash* mere, J. K. Jones, J. Que, Dr. J. Taylor, and Dr. R. Daniel. HIOU RATE INFANT MORTALITY. The Medical-officer submitted his report for the 28 days ending June 21st, giving the follow, ing figures:—Estimated ...

... registered. The infant mortality under one year was Se dea wee births. l'he numlsr of deaths over 55 le. The death rate was satisfactory, whilst the birth rate was slightly under last year, and below the average, the infantile mortality holed prat:dimly ...

... meeting of the Norwich and YN- Norfolk branch of the N.B.P.C.C. Special mention was made in the report to the Mgt rate of infant mortality in the city, which wait attributed to ignorance and wilful neglect. The re-played Englieh Cup-tie between Crypts! Palace ...