... Lest Infant Mortality. The number deaths of children under one vear of age was 183. which are equal an infant mortality rate 87.4 per 1,009 births. This is the best rate recorded for the district, the pnerions best being the 122 - . v The rate one to ...

... infant mortality for the first six months of this wived by the entirely different from an audit by Goveroment year was at the rate of 103. The b.rths being now Schools, and the Government had that thc Bil , waB concernod , »o long returned according to ...

... loos of infant life will checked still more effectually means of the State maternity benefits which are being granted under the Insurance Act, as the lack of proper attention birth has been a great contributing factor in the high infant mortality rates ...

... Ncrth Ward, 10 the South, seveu the West, and five in the Union Workhouse. The infant mortality (10) for the 13 weeks was the rate of 122.7 per 1000 births. The infant mortality during the first six months of the ;oar has been at the rate of 132.4 per 1000 ...

... loss of infant life will b© checked still more effectually means of the State maternity benefits which are being granted under the Insurance Act, as the lack of proper attention at birth has been great contributing factor in the high infant mortality rates ...

... diarrhea, th» rate would have been 16.8. infant mortality (ander one year) was 17, equal to a death rate of 288 per 1,000 births. Ald. WOOD said he thought there ought to be something said about the infant mortality. Ald. PLOWRIGHT said the matter had been ...

... reflected than in the figures which record the infant mortality, and Chesterfield during the quarter which ended on the 25th of May had a very eatisfactory story to tell. In that period the death rate amongst infants under one year of age was equal to a rate ...

... reflected than in the figures which record the infant mortality, and Chesterfield during the quarter which ended on the 25th of May had a very satisfactory story to tell. In that period the death rate amongst infants under one year of age was equal to a rate ...

... birth rate was at the rate of 331 per 1000, and the death rate 22-07, or excluding non-residents, 1906 per thousand. The infant mortality :uhqul to an average rate of 106 per thousand irths. ...

... included those of nine stranger*, are equal to crude death-rate of 18.0 per 1000 and a corrected death-rate of 14.0. The infant mortality for the 13 weeks ending June 22nd, was at the rate of per 1000 births, and for the year (52 weeks) 174. ...

... Margaret Alden spoke of the scourge of infant mortality, and said most fruitful cause was improper feeding. The medical officer for the city of Nottingham had proved the most careful statistics that, the infant death rate in his city was enormously higher ...

... 26.6 per 1000, but the deduction of the deaths of nine strangers gives the corrects death rate of 24.6 per 1000. The infant mortality for the 13 weeks ending March 30th was the rate of 162 per 1000 births. ...