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... childhood and old ag^. ~rout inst. Infant mortality was 111 per 1,000 births. per 1.011 above the rate in the protailing vier. but below the average of the. ten ;ear, 194149141 w .we an:vont. Thu provi.iunal infant un,.t.titty rate fur 1916. a 41.ereav ...
... busily in need of a road and paving. birth-rate per Len M.S. death-rate per 1.000 10.69, xytuot ic death-rate per nil. Infant mortality per I.ols was 43.4. On the proposition of the Chairman, tint sloetor Collgrlttitlited on his report, which. it was remarked ...
... women. He had seen things in Norwich every bit an had as in London. and that state of things meant an inertia.. tit infant mortality. They did no, want a rfelirrelive of the mofficking he witnessed when the Her. Price 11111(11e, himself once stood ...
... movement and the saving of infant life, and other matters connected with that problem, and since that time the statement had been made on behalf of Lord Rhondda that he would like to see the time come when infantile mortality had got down to 50 per 1,000 ...
... child welfare movement and the saving of infant life and other matters. In connection with that. Lord Rhondda, someone on hie authority, had made statement that they wanted to get the rate infantile mortality down to per 1,000 births. In Luton they had ...
... sentence court admitted to Borstal for a period three CHATTERIS YOFTH SENT (16i labourer the Chatteris and the Chatteris infants’ with commit a therein ISth 1917 Mr H O Messrs C C Margetti to Smith Mr Elfis the with malicious Upon convict with ' and that ...