... committee, Dr. Hope added that the infant mortality was always greatest in hot weather, when the difficulty keeping infants’ artinoiet food from turning soar wee greatest. . Mr. Grant suggested return showing mortality different districts of the city. Dr ...

... should be supplied with •mall pamphlet guide to infant dieting (bear, hear). hoped the nodical profession would senst him carrying that scheme into effieet. If they aeuld reduce tho sum infant mortality they would red the general death rate very materially ...

... contagious and infectious disease, from which at no time is I our «tv entirely free. 1 lAtaly there has been large infant mortality. ' studying too cloesly the manner* children receiving tokens given with kindly irftent, are not of the late deaths to ...

... Hamilton rood. Liverpool. 13th November. 1899. INFANT MORTALITY IN CHESHIRE TOWNS. PROPO93D CONFERENCE At a meeting of the Cheshire Council Friday a discussion took piece upon the ques- tion of infant mortality in the boroughs of Stalybridge. Dukinfield, ...

... ie toe toe A. & — morrow fromm Bostoo ex are due te AFRICAN OOAST, fe Post for Seepeboh per on THE HEALTH OF CHESHIRE. INFANT MORTALITY IN THE OOUN Dr. Vaeber, medical offeer of health for county of Chester, has imced his report for the past veer Tt states ...

... Anal Hariow beat CUftoo 4 jam* woee. the Amateur Raeonets Championship semifinal Browning beat Aahwnrth by fftsosn to INFANT MORTALITY. A CORONER'S BUOOBBTIONS. Yeeterdar afternoon, at the of on held at Cb#l*a» the Margaret Dali. four months the child ...

... OY below tac deach-rate of the whol» country. In estimating the retative prevalence of infant mortality, Dr. Vacher calculates that in 14H the proportion ef infants ander one year of age who diod ta Cheshire was 6 per L000 births less than io the whote ...

... the whole of England and Wales, and 2*5 higher than tho rate foe the previous year. Thersteof infant mortality measured the proportion of deaths of infants undertone year 1,000 births was lor urban and rural eombtnM, htrt was in the urban, against 1® ...

... Richardsnn observes that these figures emphasise the necessity for future attention and investigation as to the eanae of infant mortality. The ages which tbe other deaths took place were Ito years. : sto 15 years, 17 : 15 25 voars, 22 ; 25 65 years, 230 ; ...

... Miss Collett significantly remarks that a high infant mortality may be looked for, god that expectation is justited by tbe facta, She her strictures, how- ever, by the statement that tbe high infant mortality rates in Liverpool and Salford, where the percentage ...

... of the births 562 were males and females. Thera bad been an increase in the infantile mortality-44 more the rate being 1607, while tbw general rata of infant mortality for England and Wales was 159. Fifty-three inquest* were held daring the year, against ...

... towns During the year the returns of the local trars recorded 21.006 births within tbe city, 1.143 being males and As infant mortality. the 10,858 females fire of age deaths of ebiidres amounted to 233, and thas com prised 43°S per cent. of the whole The ...