... INFANT MORTALITY. We (Nation) congratulate the Local Goverameat Dowd on Dr. Newels,lnte's wonderfully full and penetrating analysis of the facts and causes of infant and child mortality is Ragland and Wales. The Report ehould be read and maetered by all ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Ys imams rw Slaw f~rara7 Erma Nam ..id the d Infanta did that tbr unit It prat that healthy dads la alas Ida midi dm adds d add the arm s to U. • •ad that . aartaia amebae bees dam milt H. owing to and ad* s y. drink and deer • tit* ...

... BaiMt.Mrf no*. M F*ti± Great Decline Infant Mortality. £40,000,000 DAMAGE, Great Fire at Brussels Exhibition. moat striking feature of the quarterly return the Registrar - General, just „ . issued is the record infant roor- Enormous damage was done by Are ...

... lecturing, last evening at the Royal Institute Sanitary Congress at Brighton oa the national importance of child mortality, said a high infant mortality in specially had visa often attributable to municipal neglect nod paramony. which was extravagant of human ...

... is evidence of the amount of sickness occurring children this age. One death occurred amongst the illegitimate infants. The infant mortality for the rural population of -England and Wales for 1909 was per 1.000. Unly two deaths occurred from zymotic disease ...

... l'hus in the former country, inorlality, which in 1880 averaged only 17 per 1,000 inhabitants, in 1906 had fallen to 14. Infant mortality shrank from 112 to 82 per 1,000. In Norway tho rate showed a reduction from 16 to 13 per 1,000, and that of infanta from ...

... lowest birth-rate recorded 16.9 per 1,000 of the population: 103 deaths were registered, 13 of them being infants under one year of ing an infant mortality of 100 per 1,000 births. The housing accommodation of the district had improved of late years, and t ...

... the earlier ages. As was to be expected, the infant mortality ts well highest among the poor, and lowest to-do people, but the industrial emplormen: of women docs not explain the excessive infant mortality in the mining counties, although it is regarded ...

... The deaths were 137. equal to death-rate of 11.72 }>er thousand, the rate for rural England and Wales being 13 6. The infant mortality was 11 under one jrar c'd, .equal 36.2 per thousand, and the lowest record, lie did not think there was smaller number ...

... made. In New Zealand and Australia social legi slation had made great taken their share progress since women e rate of infant mortality of the work. rgely dimin- in those count ries had also Mrs. Ra ndall Vickers proposed, and Lady nded, a motion in favour ...

... lowest rate recorded, and much less than the death rate for England and VVaics—l4.6. There has been a marked diminution in infant mortality, th© rate being per I,COO births, compared with an average lor the last 10 years of 129.01. The xyraotic d'-ath rate ...

... between the ages of 70 and 80, Two deaths of residents were registered in iblic institutions beyond the district. The infant mortality (four) for 1909 was equa) to 40.3 per 1,000 births, being 63 below (hat of England and Wales (109). Sidmouth is highly ...