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... that no morbid influence had health district cither in re- gnid to of any particular pur hail been any bearing mi Ihe infant mortality Coming lo vital statis tics been regMtered itiirnig mu ins birthrate for the year of 1181 o marked falling from previotw ...
... 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 ...
... A bill entitled “The Infante’ Bill’’ (to ensure a su of pure milk to certain persons) has been intro- di ed into the House of Commone, backed, others, by Mr. W. Astor, M.P. Tho object of the is to the time of confinement. t mothers to obtain pure mi ir ...
... ADVICE TO MOTHERS. TliE Iiat'ORTANCE OF INFANT LIFE TO THE NATION. Edina of the - Wane. Evening Herald:l Sir.—At this of rear the mortally liaison is sasses hub, end soot it to the Young that the oust, even. Wall. look for A of the utmost at this *some ...
... been remarkable rise the death-rate in London and other large towns throughout England and Wales. In Christmas week the mortality in the metropolis represented an annual rate of 14 per 1,000 the population. In the following week it had risen to 18,6 per ...
... acknowledged Charles' Infante School, per Was Oorar—M, L. D.; A. E. L. Terry, 11.; L., 1.; D. Union-rtreet Infants' Schoot_per M. M. A. Yea—M. A. Y., la; 11 F.. 1.; M. D.. 1.; E.. 1.; A. 0.. 1 .; D. 6 0 A. M.. Public Schaal, Infants, per Niro Septa —B. ...
... infect disease diarrhoea, and deaths of infants unuer one year, a so ...
... when local authorities, always slow move, realised practical good effected maternity homes and the national service done for infant lile, they would undoubtedly act. Mi's. Found moved the Exeter Health Committee approached take steps to establish maternity ...
... tho children were in a bad condition, State suffered. There were two great dangers—(l) the diminishing birth-rato; and (2) infant mor! tality. Thero were many reasons for a falling birth-rate. England and Wales, every 1,000 born, 130 died 1911. Tho largest ...
... during 1913 was 55.81 years. There were only 11 deaths of infants under one year age. This was far the lowest number ever recorded for this district, and gave a leath-rate for lafant mortality only 38.87 )er I.OOC births. A table statistics showed hat ...