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... INFANT MORTALITY USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ADVICE. Anyone taking an interest in the coun. try’s welfare must appalled at the large percentage of infant mortality and the declining birth rate, which recent statistics prove be on the increase. When it is taken into ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. HALF-TIMERS AND MOTHERS IN MILLS. Dr- Barr, medical officer of health for Kish ton, in hi« 26th annual report the Urban District Council, records a birth-rate of 20.4 per 1,000, as againat 18.9 in 1907, and 23.4 average for the past ...

... influence on the infant at the most sensitive period of life. As with the rest of England. the county infant mortality show. , an appreciable decline, and may in part he due to the increasing attention the subject of the waste ' of infant life has regeived ...

... INFANT MORTALITY USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ADVICE. Anyone taking an interest in the country’s welfare must appalled at the large percentage infant mortality and the declining birth rate, which recent statistics prove to be on the increase. When it is taken into ...

... Infant Mortality The infantile mortality, though moans excessive, is still considerably than that recorded in his last report, and for the past month stands the rate deaths under the age one year to every thousand births. regards zymotic disease, the ...

... Infant Mortality Referring to infantile mortality, the report states that tho deaths occurring from causes peculiar the first year or two of life numbered 366, which was improvement upon tlie past few years. Such mortality is comparatively low in bettor ...

... INFANT MORTALITY RATS The rate show, the ,amber of deaths of ehb dren under one year of age per LON births. In 1908 in the borough of Heywood it was 130 as against 122 in the greenling year. Is England and Wales it was 121. Year. England aid Wake. Heywood ...

... REDUCTION OF INFANT MORTALITY. Sir, —The statistical returns of infant mortality in various countries include such widely-diverging figures ns Norway, 79deaths per 1.001 hiiths, and Germany, per 1,000 births. In the va-t plains ol Russia the infantile ...

... MEDICAL MEN ON INFANT MORTALITY. Some Lancashire doctors are giving striking opinions on mill life and its effect on the infant death rate. These conclusions, said to be based on the observations of man; years, are of supreme importance to the operatives ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN POOR-LAW INSTTnmONS. The local Oovernment Board i*»ued return com-erning the roortalitj among infants P«ir laiw in-tilulion-. which the Minority Report of the Poor I-aw Com mi cion ia let ween two and three time- groat a- that among ...

... deaths of infants in relation to • cop. nunity is grouped by a form of death rate known as the infantile mortality rate. Infants are children under one year of age, and the infantile mortality rate is the proportion which the deaths of such ...