... LoW BIRTH RATE IN OXFORD. INFANT MORTALITY. A summary of the returns of the vital for year. published by the Rose.- It-air-General. show the birth-rate of the to 1* the lowest on r hirth-rate per thoneand of the - in Ottani wa. only 19.05. and is the ...

... already formed in Germany ass.! Amenca, would for internat friend. ship. Why not a Royal C stun us ti gel at the facts on infant mortality. and the children of swe4ted mother and mothers else had right ep to the day before this. I birth I l•n--skiubtedly. ...

... ral knowledge, half our population starves on II cooked meals; homes are a reeked through incompetcnee, and the rate of infant mortality is appallingly high. !hiring the nett few yoant we moat set our• Peke to learn low and learn more. Higher education IA ...

... the wee. tion of morale was a question of public health. the iinestion of public health a question of infant mortality, and the question of infant morality was a qmeition of the race and of the nation tapplamiel. The Chairman remarked that in referent ...

... 23 to 15, and the marriage late hail remained fairly stationary. It was a matter tor congratulation to everykody that infant mortality in the last five years had dropped from 145 to 100 per 1,000 in England and Wales. and in London from 144 to 107 per ...

... in 1919 was. 141, eompared with an average of for the last ten year. The number of death* wax Average for yam. qn 3 Infant mortality •to.el at 10, average for ten Yearn. 14.6 The numher of infeetiouo 11 were Scarlet fever. 11, diphtheria. 4. ery. 4 ; ...

... But mites am g the tomb.. of Roman times in Italy ail Spain are far from proving this. There el% eert•inly a larger infant mortality. but the of fifty aid sixty ill ancient Rome was equal to our own, and after lusty the Rolaalla had the advantage. Soldiers ...

... .' of prevert•. 5 large amount of ex-1.1•110iTP infant and chi Jul mortality, as well an o f impaired health in inirvivoir, ascribable 1.. this . . firiinkPancs a f avours es . reel,r. infant mortality. The part played by alecholic li quor , i n t h ...

... n which would put all dairy farmers upon the same footing. Personally, he was increasingly inclined to the view that infant mortality in crowded urban areas was doe more to scarcity in the milk supply than to the supply of tuberculous milk. As to the ...

... have the vote. The re van of excluding women from titisenahip affects. the death rate of infant.: when women. nate w ran he weed a. • drivimg force. the infant mortality will muck reduced, n. in ralia The rate of wornen'• wages la another matter of tmportance ...

... pure milk supply could been permitted; wives and soothers would have gripped the connection between our absurdly high infant mortality and politest condition of the milk trade. It may be quite definitely asserted then, by reason of its transmission of ...

... killed in I• i I% it %tatosiwnt by on infant .. rtality. .lii appalling fart any time. with the 111141.1 g.• life by the war an infant mortality a pre..ing pi-04km. whl, worketl steadily for to the los., of infant life. when interviewed the .oilojeet ...