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... 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 ...

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... population, and the conditions that made for infant mortality had weakening effect upon the children who survived and attended school. The children of Bedford the whole were very healthy. Still in 1910, out of 661 infants examined Dr. Philips on admission to ...

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