... INFANT MORTALITY. It wu satMfaclorjr note that although *1 aat higher in 1913 than 1912, the general trend c( the nine infantile monahty •atia* facton.. The large*! number out of given namner Itorn survived the end f 4 the fifth year rural dial nets, ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Of tli ...

... will seen from the map that the years 1901-10 the infant mortality was higher in the urban than in the rural areas with few apparent exceptions, and (he geographical counties having the highest mortality were, order from the highest lowest, Lancashire, ...

... the percentage infant mortality. HOUSING AND INFANTILE MORTALITY. Unfortunately.” said Mr. Walsh, our own district comes out very badly. Abram has 10 fper cent, of private families with more than two to one room; the death rate of infant* under twelve ...

... able, few of are. write finis or something like to certain things. able, for example, to show that he got a record low infant mortality rate in 1915113 against 12S, the next lowest. He can point to moat excellent work done the tuberculosis dispensary: ...

... 000 birtba, and of children over ono year and under five years 166, or 1.85 per 1,000 of the population. In regard this infant mortality there wero 55 deaths children who did not live more than 24 hours, and if wo deduct the*© there would only be 269 deaths ...

... 000 births, and of children over one year and under five years 166, or 1.83 per 1,000 the population. In regard to this infant mortality there were 55 deaths in children who did not live more than 24 bout®, and if deduct there would only be 269 deaths, 103 ...

... Wednesday mat week. INFANT MORTALITY. THE LOCAL BATE. Tha map. which reprodooed from the Local Government Board report josfc issued, shows, says medical correspondent of the Manchester Guardian,” the incidence of infantile mortality in the registration ...

... fbeti! Ibo-lend for vSKOn., cofool.raw «»’ at trek her offspring constantly keeping bottle Dr Bow’s Liniment at hand. Infant mortality is u»ly increased by the imprompt?- fnde of mothers in attacking first symptoms such ailment* Bronchitis. Croup. Whooping ...

... This problem infantiJe mortality would quickly solved if every mother throughout the land would prepare for the various complaints which may ick her offspring by constantly keeping . '' of Ur. Bow’s Liniment at hand. Infant ! Mortality enormously increased ...

... read letter from the clerk to the District Council, siating that tbeir med*c'l officer (Dr. Fraser), to the question of infant mortality in the district, npoke of the practice cf arms being taken lo picture palaces, and then being brought out. into the cold ...

... rates ranged from 8.8 in Handsworth and 9-2 Hornsey, Bast Ram, and King’s Norton, to 21.2 In Swansea and 22.4 Hanley. Infant mortality, measured by the proportion of deaths under one year of age to registered births, equal to 117 per thousand, this being ...