... satlofaotory, for whilst last year there wae a net loss of 13 the population, this year there was gain of nice, for the infant mortality had also faiiea from six to frur. Sir Leato, the Sanitary ICEpsotor, presented lenetby report dealing with water aad ...

... which had during the TO REDUCE INFANTILE MORTALITY. Burnet, county medical officer, regard to the Local Notification of Birthe Act, been sent to each member of the A study it ehould be it the recurrence infant mor- was now in tn in hot 20,000,000, or ...

... pulmonary tuberculosis. The jeport. continued that the infant mortality in Budleigh Salterton wis 36.5 per 1.000 births (for England and Males it was 109 per 1,000), which proved that the proper care of infants birth and after was not overlooked in the district ...

... pe: thousand annum, against a similar tate for last month, a: also for May, 1913. There were 39 deaths of infants under one year, ing infant mortality figure of 77, ainst 82 for fast month, and 89 for May, 1! deaths numbered 164, against jest month, 173 ...

... natural food should have cows’ milk that was safe and nourishing instead of dangerous a! inducing disease. The causes of infant mortality it be grouped under four heads and fourth. —infection, the conditions under which children were debilitated |, bousing ...

... compared very favourably with those Of previous years. Though mortality from those two diseases made a material addition, the general-death rate was below average, and tha infant mortality under the circumstances gave an cxceßent figure. The death-rate ...

... with the aid fcubstantial new annual grant in aid, to make systematic provision, in connexion with its campaign against infant mortality, for and childbirth. division authority and inadequacy of funds are mainly attributed the delay in getting the tuberculosis ...

... 83 the than that of 1912, That was chiefly due to Ein amongst the and the infant In the old people att: ted to old age and bronchitis. In to infant mortality, or deaths ef infants under one year, there were 41 dea! , and 442 births, eo that the mort: to’ ...

... are the most important, appealing they do to the plain man, and the man of science alike. In the summer of 1903, when infant mortality was at its height, 850 children of poor • parents in New York were fed four months entirely on milk reconstituted from ...

... of the National noon. Woirwaw Workers. After proving that its work was much needed in th? city and it had reduced the infant mortality rate, City Council gave, thus offVnal recognition and ' annual subscription. The Medical-officers and City Health Visitor ...

... eelectlon el Garden Hose. Tools. Netting, etc., in stock. DAVID SALE, FORE STREET, DEVONPORT. DISUSE IS MOUSE FLY AND INFANT MORTALITY. Ohs way whirl. the bessiefly sole ss • destroyer kende especially add ws desalted at the Royal dociety Arts by Ds. H ...

... persons over 90. The -ate waa 16'90-by far the lowest the borough has ever experienced, the rate for 1912 being 40. The infant mortality rate was 49, compared with a national average of 112 There were nine deaths from zymotic disease, being from There waa ...