... that no great diminution of the Infant mortality may looked fur till the Notification of Births Act is adopted and health visitor appointed. Mainly through the efforts the Health Society, ever, the mortality of infants last year was reduced to 141.08 ...

... th”paat year of 27.2, ami death-rate of The infant mortality rate of 108 per 1,000 la lowest record, the diminution being ascribed bv Or. Hilton, the raedicul officer, proper ftfeilinK a exposure of Infants cold. ...

... MARMALADE Is Absolutely Pure. 1 cleaning Silver. Electro Plate tic Goddard's Plate Powder '-y | aaamm 4/6. THE HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY A Mother writes: We owe our child's life to Plasmon. She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said feared nothing ...

... touching infant life preflervalion. There were still parts of Manchester where infant mortality reached the high figure of in 1,000, while for the whole city the average was 131 per 1.000. The work the* school was fully endorsed by the Infant Life Preservation ...

... health officers, and th amer, neies concerned in the important que tween age the r eduction of the present h orrow of infant mortality, Its by the ch is rofession warranted them in. believing with if of this direction alone could count on 10 larger development ...

... fact that where the number of houses per acre was limited ti.« normal death-rate was less than 12 per 1.000, and the infant mortality rate less than 100 per 1 000 births. Mr M H. Lever wrote: •• Port Sunlight planned out to allow seven houses to the acre ...

... when the population was as compared with an estimated ) lor ot middle of the year of 244. Nege), InPaNt In re, ard to infant mortality, Salford tor twenty- urth in a list of 33 great rtion ir | England and Wales, with a p This is a decreas e late | deaths ...

... that in analys causes of infant mortality during the 1s century he had come to the following conc the First, that improved sanitation had broug! d eath-rate of children over one year but had failed to bring it down in the infants under that age. Secondly ...

... this, the rate of infant mortality in urban England’.!..! not exceed 115 Per thousand regi. rered births, being 10 jier thousand below the average rate the corresponding quarters of ‘he four years 1907 10 The mean annual rate of mortality (adult ami juvenile) ...

... aaa, 'Capta G and minded. Th.*e wb(» had ttudied the question of 44. Wor, day rnshl, Field Ambulance. W‘-*Jeeed*T 743 infant mortality were appalled at their 7 46 Recruits. Monday and . Field Ambulance exem-ea; 8 ...

... the 30th of June and the 23rd of September there were 95 of deaths from diarrheea in infants under one year of age. The main factors i» fcgard to infantile mortality were poverty, had fionditioo*. ...

... last month 51 death's took place in Crewe from diarrhoea. Persons ail ages have been affected, but the highest mortality had been among infants under twelve months, the number of deaths being 41. Yesterday the drillers employed :>n the fitting shops Messrs ...