... The burden fal's heaviest upon women engaged in industry, and this is said to be partly the reason for the frightful infant mortality of some of the texule towns. In Lowell, for example out of 1,000 children born, 23 die under one vear of age. New York ...

... average wages for women are below 12s in eight processes, and above 12s but under 18s for the remaining fiv© processes. The infant mortality has been over 170 per 1.000. Th© Social Union of Dundee reported in 1905 that of 885 children boro 240 working mothers ...

... female and • _ The average for women 12s. in eight processes, and above 125., but under 18.., for the remaining five The infant mortality hoe been and 170 per 1,500. The Social Mum of Desoos reported in 11306 that of MIS children to 310 working Mothers no ...

... labour. ' The average for .vooien below 13a. in eight and hove 12a., but under 18a. for the remaining five procaeaea.’ The infant mortality has oeen 170 per 1,000 The Social I nion reported in 1906 that of 835 children born 240 working mot her a no fewer than ...

... part of Paisley Flour to 8 parts of ordinary flour. yd., and id. packets. The 7d. packet will raise y lbs. of flour- INFANT MORTALITY IN BELFAST. Case of Ovarljing. THE JURY AND PRIVATE MATERNITY BOMBS. An roqn«t was held by the City Coroner (Dr. James ...

... sanatorium accommodation under the control of the Corporation is totally inadequate. We are pleased to note a decline in infant mortality. The death rate children under one year was 128 per 1,000 births, compared with 143 in 1910. It is the lowest rate registered ...

... The average wages for women arc below 12f»in** ight processes and above 12s but fer the remaining five processes. The infant mortality has been over 170 per 1,000. TTie Social Union of Dundee reported in 1905 that of 885 child born to 240 working mothers ...

... Infantile Mortality *= .~ . & Infected milk is the chief causeof the high death-rate of infants in sumfner. The Medical Officer of Health for the City of London in his report for 1910, p. 37, remarks *“That a large proportion of milk goes into consumption ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. Infantile mortality, which is meant the number of deaths infants under one year old per 1,000 births registered. During the year there were 10,984 births registered, and during the same period 1,409 children under on© year old died ...

... Statistics showed that of 1,000 cases of fatal overlaying of infants, 283 happened on Saturday nights, the average for the other nights in the week being 120. The reason for the larger mortality on Saturday nights was the drunken condition the parents. These ...

... ages the patient*, the birth and death rates the city comparison •with those of other urban districts in Ireland, and the mortality resulting from various specified diseases. The population is taken 386.449. The births registened the year numbered 10,984 ...

... Mantle and Dressmaking i Warehouse, ! . + 66 Main Street, g sfololy GOREY. Infantile Mortality ™~ Infected milk is the chief cause of the high death-rate of infants in summer. The Medical Officer of Health for the City of London in his report for 1910 ...