... general reduction. But the diminution in the mortality among infants and children had been far smaller. The deaths from mesenterica showed a diminution of 8•1 per cent, for all ages, but in those of infants under one year of age there had been • large ...

... MORTALITY AT DIPTIRINT The 147,902 deaths registered last quarter included 34,499 of infants under one year of age, 68,609 of persons aged between one year and 60 years, and 44,884 of pomp. aged 60 years and upward.. The mortality of infants, as measured ...

... believed that one of the chief contributing factors towards the high mortality was the tendency on the part of people to spend on beer what they should spend upon food for their infant*. lie would be false to the position he occupied in the Government if ...

... against 15.2 in 1901, and in 1903. The infantile rate of mortality amounted to 90 per 1,000 births, being only the second occasion in which it had been below 100. As regards zymot ice, the mortality was again below one per people, being only surpassed by ...

... birth ate, coupled with the high rate of infantile mortality, has led to a general recognition of the immense importance of adopting all reasonable means to mar healthy and vigorous children from those infants who are born alive.. Dr. Ad. Pousaardin kas recently ...

... of any year since civil registration began. The 111,555 deaths included 89,335 males and 82,220 females, the mean annual mortality of males being 25 , 4, and that of females per 1000 estimated to be living of each sex; those rates being 5 . 4 and 4 . 6 ...

... is just thirty-six years since Mein's, of Infant Food celebrity, started his life-saving industry, and it is not too much to say that through its agency the rearing of infants has been simplified, their mortality lessened, and their development in physical ...

... be known. Too much reliance must sot be placed on official returns of influenza mortality, says Sir Brydges Henniker. During the prevalence of such epidemics the mortality from them will always be under-estimated, and for the reasons which we have indicated ...

... Killieerankie to Blair Castle, and there writing a letter to King James boasting of his victory, and treating his wounds as not mortal, must be held to be disposed of by the letter of his comrades, Lord James Murray and Thomas Stewart, of Stenton, written within ...

... treatment of infante, lb would be of much benefit to theme ilhiused little mortals. Was 'nth is essential for nemborn and young infants. A medical observes: One-sixth of the deaths of young children (infanta) results from cold. The mortality, he goes ...

... tical attention which has been givers to the rearing of Infants, and particularly to their nourisumeat, during the last third of a century. it is just thirty-six years since Mellin, of Infant Food celebrity started his life-saving industry, and it is ...

... practical attention which has been given to the rearing of Infants, and particularly to their nourishment, during the last third of a century. It I. just thirty-six Jeers since Mellin, of Infant Food celebrity started his life-saving induitry, and it is ...