... suffering were few. While the infant mortality is undeniably heavy, and while it appears probable that it has been slightly increased by an altered mode of living and the grange conditions of camp life, yet a heavy infant mortality is a feature of the Boer ...

... gave the low infant mortality of 62.2 per 1,000. Deducting from the fourteen deaths five that were due to premature birth, where the children had no reasonable chance of surviving, the infant mortality was 43.0 1,000. The infant ...

... registered de same period, so that the infant mortality d the year was 111.1 per thousand births. 1 infant mortality for England and Wales for I .was 133 per thousand births. Under this beg therefore the Totnes mortality is ismaiderabl , low ...

... e position in the 1 p.m. and 9.18 p.m.; Buckfastleigb, 8.47 a.m., 1.32 p.m. and 9.27 p.m; arriving at Ashburton 1 of infant mortality, the children her limits dying under the ago of on, 302 numbering 172 ; 8.54 a.m., 1.39 p.m. and 9.34 p.m.. Trains leave ...

... shame on her sex. While this practice of women's dog worship was the increase, the birth rate was on the decrease, and infant mortality had already reached one fourth of the total deathe in a year. He read the other day—whether true or not it was by one ...

... at Chalais-Meudon at ten minutes past three. It was hours in the air. The journey was made without incident. REDUCING INFANT MORTALITY. Sir Thomas Brooke-Hitching, who while Mayor of Marylebone offered El to all poor parents where children were born in ...

... increase of the infant mortality over previous rears, and the second I. the large number of deaths cancer. To these rinses alone may be attrikuted the of the number of deaths over the previous year. I feel that a large number of infants die from =Fewer ...

... recorded. Three of the deaths were due to accident. During the year 21 children under one year old died. This show, an infant mortality rate of 95 per 1,600--a higher rate Sclerably than last year, but below the average for the ten years to 1904. It. is ...

... As there were 172 births, this give, an infant mortality rate of 81.3 per 1,000. As three of the deaths were due to premature birth, if they are deducted the rate ,is 65.0 per 1,000. The average .infant mortality 1895-1904 was 109. At the other extreme ...

... 11.5 per thousand, which is 3.7 lower than last year. There were 16 deaths amongst children under one year, giving an infant mortality rate of 83 per thousand. This is most satisfactorily, as it is 26 below the average for the past eight years. At the ...

... deaths from cancer, equal to a mortality of '496 per 1000. There were six in 1900. During the ten years 1891-1900 there were 110 deaths of infants under one year out of 947 deaths in the period. This ' was equal to a mortality of 1131 per 1,000. births registered ...

... -cendant of George 11. on I ,e. She has been distinguish ye and even eager interest in 1 ! 'hairs of the day, such aa I of infant mortality, the flu 'imkenmptieri. and the proper housl poor. She is a woman of strong cb Ind great energy and determin - ati , ...