... living oyer 80 years of aue. It remained, however, for their infant mortality figure to show the most marked difference with former years. Deaths were three in number, giviDg them an infant death-rate 142 85 per 1,000 births registered. was considerably ...

... death-irate extremely satisfactory, especial' 7 as less than 53 persons died after reaching the age 65 and upwards. The rate infant mortality was 59.6 per 1,000 births, compared with 06.2 per 1,000 in 1912. H. H. Sculptor, Memorial Works, New-street, Hon i ton ...

... came before ‘Council at heir last meeting and~was ruled out of order and was also eae tm accordance ie. * MORTALITY. Sir a if the infant mortality. rate for set ge om replied that the of children to ‘saj under one year mymbered 527. 1912, at the rate of ...

... Freder ck Withveombe Raleigh (6 entries).—Senior—Maud Shattock. 160. Intermediate—Alhert Bidgood, 45: Dorothy Hughes, 43: INFANT MORTALITY. | Ethel Sanders, 20. Junior—Gladys Kirk, Amy Sandere, Sm,—In the re To health of Plymouth, Tuesday's issue, Tce e that ...

... National Association for the On at Portemouth on July Ist for was guch that men and women fo it necessary Prevention of Infant Mortality, in an interview with further service as pt. (D’s) ship in the JABEZ WOLFFE’S EDDYSTONE SWIM. find relief in the picture ...

... the housing the riaas, 'xxi m gtnolnn aad otwbtiM. Bar Urn 1909-1912 the birth-raio was 24, and the death-rate from infant mortality was 53.1. The average death-rate was 12.6. 1913 tho birth-rate was,lB.l; death-rate, 12.7; and the infantile deathrate ...

... 1913 was the lowest for the past five years, and was considerably lower than the death' rate for England and Wales. The infant mortality rate was nearly half that for the whole of England and Wales. Referring to the question of the housing the workingclasses ...

... British stock carried on more— (laughter and hear, hear). But the deathfate in the town had decreased, there had been less infant mortality- - lor Searle maintained that years' ago the health of Tiverton was greatly worse than it was now. They used have coni ...

... 191.2 the birth-rate was 23.27, the death-rate 12.6, and the death-rate from infant mortality 58.1. In 1913 the birth-rate was 19 the death-rate 12.7, and the infantile mortality death-rate 53.7. There was an increase 30 persons in the population of Dulverton ...

... the birth-rate was 23.27. the death-rate 12.6, and the death-rate from infant mortality, 58.1. In 1913 the birth-rate was 19.1, the death-rate 12.7, and the infantile , mortality death-rate 53.7. There was an increase of 30 persons in the population of ...

... City Mayor said he it was to talk of things one to confirmation, but to the laxity of of The problem of the high rate of infant mortality le even went so far as to talk of disturbed can have little conception of the excitement which about music; Business ...

... natlon had dose muck for the treatment of sick manila could sot *Sad to the nreeenton and treatment of nehmen in infants. The work whelk infant consultations bad undertakenAlloosae more inapcstant than the treatment of If they too freelr op the of treatment ...