INFANT MORTALITY
... INFANT MORTALITY. deaths occurred among children under one year age, being equal to a death rate of 76 per 1,000 births as compared with for 1916. The rate for the whole of England and Wales for 1917 was ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. deaths occurred among children under one year age, being equal to a death rate of 76 per 1,000 births as compared with for 1916. The rate for the whole of England and Wales for 1917 was ...
... r Every Wednesday from 10 to 7 Messrs. Sandon and Son MARKET SQ., BiaOLESWAOE Painless Extractions for 1/- The Heavy Infant Mortality. mother wrlt«« “We owe our child'* life to Flasmon> She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said h# feared nothing ...
... It was interesting note that one the deaths was woman who died in the workhouse the age of 101 years. Under the head infant mortality 5 deaths occurred amongst children under 12 months old. One was due diarrhoea, 2 to premature birth, .and two illnesses ...
... to untei tain Oxfordshire in the Southe Counties Championship Competition. The match be played at Bedford. The Heavy Infant Mortality. mothop writ#**—Wr owe ©ur child's life to Plasmon. She was frtdaelly waiting away, and the doctor aaid he feared nothing ...
... lrbn«t wrote :i ibfactory reply. SAVING HOUSEHOLD EXPANSES >Vl.en r-Icriii DAY & MARTIN THE POLISH ECTICN_ The Heavy Infant Mortality. 'A mother writ** !—W« owe our child'* life to Plasmon. She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said he feared ...
... still, however, a very unsatisfactory infant, mortality, this being put at 97 5 1,000 births as comporeo with 72 in 1912 and 127.7 in 1911 Dr. Wood said that when they were dealing with sniaH. a number deaths among infants as 12 was very difficult to form ...
... as quickly was expected. All followers of the Greens will wish him a speedy return to health and strength. The Heavy Infant Mortality. 2 A mother write* ‘We our child's life to J Sh« was gradually wasting away, and tha doctor said he feared nothing could ...
... which P:*« •'« wihjecl.l Wt Sold e»trjrv.h?fe tOi. per dor. Ponfres. 1». I from Sole Proprietor— J.W. lines. The Heavy Infant Mortality. •A mother write* i—Wt owe chiWe life to Flaemon. She was gradually waiting away, and the doctor aaid feared nothing ...
... that they were out advocating votes for women. Mentioning the high infant mortality some big towns and how useful women would be in assisting to bring about conditions lower this infant death-rate, she said that thus they were out to mind the baby (laughter) ...
... the whole England and Wales for the year was 17.6. The average death-rate the district for the past ten years is 13.0. Infant Mortality.—24 deaths occurred among children under one year age, which is equal to a death-rate of per 1,000 births, the lowest ...
... much sought after and some were sold twice. INK MORTALITY AM» POI.ITICH. Sir. Lord Rhondda, referring to the jecis of the future .Ministry Health, says that his hope Is that the lives of &0.000 infants may be saved annually. The problem how best deal ...
... Wisaon, b Stoughton Darlow, c A Webb, b Staughton 0 A Knott, not out 1 Gurney, b 0 Total .78 The Heavy Infant Mortality. A mother writes We owe our child’s life to Plasmon. She wjj gradually watting away, and the doctor said he feared nothing ...