... INFANT MORTALITY The speaker, proceeding, alluded to the increased infantile mortality rate which said was closely connected with the question of drinking amongst women While they realised the sacrifice of the country's finest manhood the battle fields ...

... Infant Mortality, Concerning infant mortality the report records the death 1927 1.923 infants under .the ago one year, per cent, the total deaths of all ages. In the number was 2,254, per cent, the total. Congenital debility, prematurity, ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Then had the cost of the lunacy that had been caused drink, and the crime and pauperism that were attributable drink, the terrible infantile mortality that was attribut able drink. Dr. Norman Porrett, medical officer of health for H ...

... INFANT MORTALITY There hac-beea late great increase enthusiasm among local authorities in the direction of attempting to diminish infant mortality. With this object milk depots have-been established, lady inspectors pointed, and various experiments t/ned ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Mr. Long, President of the Local Government Board, gives the following figures to the deaths of children under one year of age England and Wales the six months ended March 31, the following 1913, 47,274; 1914, 48,965; 1915, 50,219; 1916 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Referring Burnley's high infantile mortality, Councillor Irving urged his hearers to read what wae in many respects an excellent article which had appeared on that subject in the loc»l Press. Back to back houses and insanitary dwellings ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The number of death? among children under one year of age was 25; these were male and 12 female. This number represents the infantile mortality rate of .114.15 per 1,000 births. The infantile mortality rate for England and Wales has been ...

... INFANT MORTALITY With regard to its infant mortality Burnley was not ir, very envious position. Figures could easiilv obtained which made them hang their heads when they compared themselves with other towns. When one considered the waste of child life ...

... Infant Mortality Fifty children under the age fir* died during the veer, increase 18 over last- year's figure. .the 282 children horn, M (13 and female*) died during the year hfe, which equal# a-n infant mortality rate against 97 for England and Wale* ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. There were 468 deaths of children under one year, and 2,9(7 children born. This gives a rat© 156 per thousand birth®, and the which have any record, being 1# per thousand below the previous leweofc of 1896, and below 1906. Of the above ...

... Infant Mortality. the deaths infants, were illegitimate children. The infant mortality amongst these children was 215 per illegitimate births, compared with 134.1 in 1926. The mortality amongst ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Referring to the question of infantile mortality, he considered that was a subject which should concern the Churches. felt the stigma which was attached to the town in that respect, but how were they to avoid and overcome it Not by making ...