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... /’ It is very properly pointed out that the ghastly mortality amongst infants not confined to mill” towns; places like Liverpool and the colliery centres of Durham have a very high infant mortality. ...
... cent, of the total deaths ages, and the rate infant mortality corresponded 112. With the exception of the year when the county infant mortality was 101, the rate for last year was the lowest on record. The infant death-rate for the whole ...
... death-rate, 15.0; phthisis death-rate* 0.81; infant mortality, 58; against ten years' average of 18,7, 12.3, 0,69, and 107. Brierfield.—Birth-rate, 11.7; death-rate. 10.4; phthisis rate, 1.02; infant mortality, against the average for the past ten years ...
... OPINIONS THE COUNCIL, That the habits of the people well their habitation* are responsible, great I extent, for the high infant mortality rate Burnley was mentioned the Town meeting Wednesday., and some discnssiun followed a resume the annual report the Officer ...
... and infant mortality rate per 1,000 births. &t. Paul Ward, with a population 8,047 and ses, had infant mortality rate of • births. St. Andrew's Ward, there was a population 14,537, there were only 172 back-to- back houses* and the infant ...
... Burnley, Aug. 29, 1913. INFANT MORTALITY. To the Editor of the Erprets and Advertiser. Sir, -Mr. G. E. Winterton contribute to your issue of the instant a letter which indicates what he regards as a cause of infant mortality. This the existence of licensed ...
... MEMBER Burnley, Dec. 18, .ft i|j| INFANT MORTALITY To Mdiior Bxvreti arid JdvortUor. Sir,—ln reference the Town Council meeting the above subject, introduced Councillor Lees, everybody knows that infant mortality, which we may term excessive, due to a ...
... FYFE. Manchester, August 8, 1915. INFANT MORTALITY. To the Edit of the Express and Advertiser. Dear Sir,—lt would appear from your report of the remarks of the Mayor and other officials on the heavy infant mortality this town that the Burnley governing ...
... and A dtertiser. Sir,—Flease; accept the hearty your readers for the publication of the article the subject Burnley's infant mortality, in last Saturday’s issue. The writer has ...
... previous year. The infant mortality rate is again high, lower than that of the previous year. This is probably accounted for owing the comparative absence infantile diarrhoea. The war seems have had but little influence over this infant death-rate, though ...
... out of the six wards in the town there Was still on? ward which showed increase in infant mortality last year over the previous year. j, iVmral Ward lite infant, mortality whs down low 54 per thousand births, which was j j very low and reflected great credit ...
... the were coming realise that there was thing more important do than - about dogma, and that the present things regarded infant mortality allowed continue. Tho duty of nation and the municipality was to give child opportunity to live a healthy In matter what ...