... Mortality the Camps. The Colonial Secrcibarr’s positive assurance in the House of Commons that the infant mortality in the towns of (’ape Colony, giving an average of 214 in the 1.000, was very much larger than anything in this country has ‘laid himself ...

... 1888. Dec. 18th, 1864. May 22nd, 1927. June Ist, 1876. Oct. 24th, 1915. THE RULES APPEAR FROM TIME TO TIME. SKIPTON’S INFANT MORTALITY. Death of Half Number of Children Born In February. Dr. Scatfcerty, reporting to the Skipton Urban District Council, ...

... death-rate 12.1; infant mortality 83. In 96 great towns, including London, the birth-rate was 23.5, the death-rate 12.3, and infant mortality 87. In 148 smaber towns, the birth-rate was 22,7, the death-rate 11.3. and infant ...

... no less than 137,490 died within twelve months—that is, 40,000 infants unnecessarily sacrificed. Infant mortality in (19041 St. Mary s, Birmingham, 351 per 1,000 births. Infant mortality in (1904) Boamville, 65 per 1,000 births. DISEASE AND ...

... hospitals England. is quite true that in the fight with infant mortality we are winning a victory. In the same period that the mothers’ mortality has remained stationary, we have cut down the infants’ mortality one half. What can be done in ...

... AND YORKSHIRE MERCURY-MONDAY NEXT. A MIDNIGHT STRUGGLE. Man Found Strangled near Consett. FOR HUNGRY MOTHERS. Fighting Infant Mortality In Paris* ...

... birth rate of the country was going down, and infant mortality was not lessening. This gave rise to painful reflections as to the future of our national efficiency. The fundamental cause of infant mortality was the want of recognition of the duties of ...

... the Patelcy Bridge Union, in his annual report states that the death rate (9.29) was lower than it had ever been, while infant mortality (7.75) was as low in any part of England. ...

... the exception of 1928, when there was a slight improvement, of 0.1 after an exceptional fall in the previous year. Tile infant mortality rate-59 per 1.000 births—is five below that for 1933, and is the lowest recorded, the previous lowest being 60 for 1930 ...

... sub-committee appointed April a meeting of Members of Parliament to consider the best methods combating the causes of infant mortality decided to send a deputation to Mr. Gerald Balfour, to raise the whole question of the better administration of existing ...

... variation. Infant mortality was similarly affected, and the deaths of children under one year of age numbered 66 per 1,000 live births against 60 in 1930. That year and 1928 arc. however, the only years that have shown a lower infant mortality than 1931 ...

... leadership are shams, and its prosperity is myth. INFANT MORTALITY. Among his points afe: London has 355 statutory authorities. The poorest third of the county lives more than two people to a room. Infant mortality higher in some London localities than in parts ...