... the people will be able to draw their own conclusions. These are the infant mortality, the old age mortality, and tho mortality from the zymotic class of diseases. As regards the infant mottslity Perth stands, as it has stood daring these ...

... age, whilst there were 14 deaths in children under 1 year, of which 5 were ascribed to developmental causes, giving an infant mortality of 58'0, as compared wit hl 98'5 in 1906. Zymotic diseases caused 5 deaths during 1906, as compared with 4 in 1905, and ...

... pensions to infant mortality. Perhaps, however, if the former were to be treated from the practical aide, the distance would be seen to diminish, and the same causes be found operative in both. At stapling it cannot be denied that the question of infant mortality ...

... infantile mortality. Among the causes aasigned for the high rate of infant mortality is the fact that many married women work in factories and neglect their chit• dren, and that owing to this and other circurn • stances a larger proportion of infant. are brought ...

... percentage per thousand of population as it stands for a birth rate of 850, the infant mortality would still be extremely low. That is, of course, reckoning infant mortality as deaths of persons under five years of age. In all localities the deaths of children ...

... in the world. They heard a great deal about infant mortality. In Edinburgh they knew something of that. They found that in certain districts of Edinburgh it really appalling the percentage of infant mortality. Some of the districts show children well cared ...

... What might be termed the town point of view as compared with the country standpoint relates to the question of milk and infant mortality. The good old-fashioned hut not-to-be-beaten plan of scalding every drop of milk that comes into the house has put down ...

... July 1906. Deaths of infants under one year ofd numbered 394, which is 21 less than the number for the previous month, and 77 less than that for the corresponding month of last year. The deaths aro equivalent to an infant& mortality of 94 per thousand birth ...

... 22 for the month. The old age mortality and the infant mortality are comparatively high. The mortality is lower in the dense central part than in the less crowded outside area. The co ly aymotie die ase with a high mortality is whoopitv ...

... at the ra The | 1000 living, of an estimated population of 5 eived a | mortality was lower than it had for tnan elected It was worthy of that it wae appli that the infant mortality was lowe rest of the deaths. -lower, indeed, e, and tively to the ght principal ...

... of infant mortality to the fact that infants were frequently poisoned by being forced totakeotherkindsof food. No young infant possessed the necessary ptyolin juice to deal with other food, and the result was that through ignorance many an ...

... being rewarded by a steady improvement in their moral and physical condition and by an increase in their numbers. While infant mortality and tuberculosis prevail to a considerable extant among Canadian Indians, better education and an increase of knowledge ...