... The infant mortality rate waa 96 per births. against 99 in 1916 and 119 ie The deaths 'showed a decrease of 494 oe hat year and 1.382 on 1915. Whilst the rate show. a reduction 'anal to 10 meek the birth rate of 1897-1901, th decline in the infant death ...

... comtider them. I refer. of course, to: It) The lower birth rate, the lowest on record for this borough: 12) The high infant mortality rate; (3) The small number of conversions of the open and elosetl privy middens and pails to the fresh water car; iage ...

... death-rate for the tast three months of 62 per 1,000, against the standardised lowest rate on record of 13.3 There was no infant mortality during this and the town was free from infection. CALLED UP AT 95 Mr. Danie! Frans, of Clynnog, nea Carnar- von, who ...

... the Empire Society. parr an address at the Crewo Anna Hotel, Crewe, Saturday, ws Infant Welfare l'entra. Dr. King, original auk methods have reduced the infant mortality of New Zealand from 00 per per thenisancl. Ile has heao lett by lac Go,ernmeut of ...

... Ward 2, South Ward 1. Ward S. Spring 14111 Ward 6. The dor tas of infanta under ono year of age 1 number tsti. giving an infant mortality per 1.000 . rogiatorol births of 3845 at against 51.72 for May, 50112 tor June. 1917. I of Or dead. are as follows. Unii ...

... FRED PARKER. INFANT MORTALITY. Rate in the Burnley Rural District. his quarterly report to the Burnley Rural Council, '.Dr. H. Robinson states that the total number deaths registered in Rural District daring the quarter is 'males 25, females 20) which ...

... for 1917 was 16.25, and death-rate 13.98 per 1000 of the population. The birth-rate, the epidemic death-rate, and the infant mortality rate for 1917, are below any previous record, and the general death-rate has only been more favourable on four occasions ...

... said that- prisoner was trained nurse. The child died from injuries received an infant welfare institution Lower Sydenham, founded by Nurse Payne to combat infant mortality. The children treated were all bad health or newly-bom and premature babies. The ...

... to sec inuvl* more, done the of looking after mothers just before childbirth. He wu* quite certain that creat deal of infant mortality was due to mothers working almost to the time of the birth of their children. Tu seconding the resolution. Mr. Harlock ...

... Weeds am fel Lows :—Weat Ward 4 Kart Ward, 5: Ward, 9. Ildrher 2. Ward, 4. • • • - • - The .Irathe inf under nne nf an infant mortality F.. 1. rrateterl lerthe 57,97. se waif. 166.666 firrotrynle.e. .95 for 1917. Th. temalare .. l4 . the 4 Mr.. se . ...

... i householders in the Lomat that after a publie it to do ..4 . 11. inadeytitate housing 1 industrial chief rause, of infant mortality. of sf general unrest.. dsmanil better irreaistible the which I+ wn many o , rdieal period of pirted that nine-tentl ...

... HOMELESS INFANTS. PROGRESS OF A PRESTON SCHEME. There is about to opened on Carstangroad, Fulwood, a Preston and District Home for Homeless Infants—in othef words, a scheme of provision for children which hitherto have been placed out in baby farms or ...