... Wailes. The number of deaths of infants ' under one year of age was eight, and the number of births during the year was 164 (legitimate 161, illegitimate 3,) the infant mortality being in the proportion of 49 deaths of infants under one year of age to 1,000 ...

... The problem of how best to deal with conditions responsible for the high infant mortality ie aggravated by the facé that leaders of women, with perverted notions regarding the value of politics in & woman's life, encourage a larger entry into industry and ...

... proposing s vote of thanks to the speaker, assured her that thie practice wag npot prevalent iz Lavenham, and that the infant mortality of the parish was infinitesimal.—After the meeting tes was provided by the Rector and Mre. Hopkins, and the company present ...

... was 41, the infant mortality being in the proportion of 121 deaths of inlants under ove year of age to 1,000 births, as compared with 110 in England and Wales. The infant mortality in this district in 1914 was 35. The average infant ...

... quarters of the ten preceding years being 115 to 100. Infant mortality was equal to 97 per ihousand, or swo per thousand above the average for the lsst decade. In the country as & whole the mortality last quarter from measles was 95 per cent. sbove, that ...

... Wales. The pumber of deaths of infants under one year of age was seven, and the number of births during the year was 55 (legitimate 52, illegitimate three), the infant mortality being in the proportion of 127 deaths of infants under one year of age to 1,000 ...

... during the year was 60 (legitimate 58, illegitimate 2), the infant mortality being in the proportion of 100 deaths of infants under one year of age to 1,000 births. The average anoual mortality in the Bumpstead Rural District during the ten years 1903-1912 ...

... population, and the total number of deaths was 90, equivaient to a death-rate of 13.1. INFANT MORTALITY.—The number of deaths under one year of age was seven, the infant mortality per 1,000 births being 61, ae compared with 97 in England and Wales. NOTIFIABLE ...

... these 7 were under one month, due to congenital debility and premature birth. The death-rate averaged 63°0 per 1,000. The infant mortality for 1912 in Rural England and Wales was 86. Among the deaths registered were 21 from oancer and other malignant diseases ...

... valuable aid is given by the maternity and district nurses in lessening infant mortality, their endeavour being directed both to the mother’s health and the proper care of feediog of infants. Among the deaths registered were 17 from heart disease, 15 from caucer ...

... disesses 48. The number of deaths under one year of age was eleven ; the number of births during the year beiog 128, the infant mortality per 1,000 births was 86, compared with rates of 67, 100, 55, 45 and 49 duriog the five _The death of the Rev. Crowder ...

... of 17 2 per thousand persons living. The number of deaths of infante under oue year of sge during the year 1915 wae four aod the number of birtbe during the year wae 74, tbe infant mortality being in the proportion of 54 deaths of infauts under one year ...