... equal 20.5 1,000, aud the deaths;were 109, equal 14.(524. ' Three deaths were due notifiable zyiliotlc disease. The rats infant mortality for 1904 was $4.4 per 1,000 births, against 74.5 the preceding year* The water supply the town-.has been, plentiful, ...

... n years was 23.86. The death rate was per 1,000, slightly above the average of the last ten years (14.03 per 1.0C0). infant mortality per 1,000 births was 100, which was slightly a hove the average the tsv?t 10 years (93.23). The zymotic death rate was ...

... made. In New Zealand and Australia social legi slation had made great taken their share progress since women e rate of infant mortality of the work. rgely dimin- in those count ries had also Mrs. Ra ndall Vickers proposed, and Lady nded, a motion in favour ...

... aymotic .9, infant death-rate per 1,000 births, 112.5, notification o iniee- ious ‘disease per 1,000 pepulatien 3.2. ‘the vital statistics for England and W: ales are— Hirth-rate 29.4, death-rate 17.6, ZyMoi ic ieath-rate 2.22, infant mortality per 1,000 ...

... being deaths out of which occurred in Venn Ottery, ¢ tree, 1. Broadhembury, 2; Saloomhe The birth-rate and general of infant: mortality were satisfactory. The ceneral sanitary condit‘on of the district was satisfactory The water supply aad continued adequate ...

... death-rate a The rate for 1906 13.3, and .:~tfc3 age rate was 15.5. Twenty of [h* were children under 12 months \ rate of infant mortality was 05.5 a* average rate being 99./. Sixty deaths were in person over six these dying between the £ .--jja and 30. There ...

... fivo years was 13.2. Nineteen children under one year of age had died, being less than' the previous year, and giving an infant mortality of 100 per 1,000 births, whiohl was just level with the standard rate. Tha death-rate for the seven chief epidemic diseases ...

... =aid that Kingston people publicly the state the schools. Dr. Webb said there was a prejudice against the schools. The infant mortality Kingston was, in reality, lower than that at Loddiswell Aveton Gifford. It was decided to send a copy th? s renort to ...

... THE HEALTH OF DEVONSHIRE. COUNTY MEDICALOFFICE R'S R PORT. INFANT MORTALITY ST. THOMAS. Particular interest rs to the first published annual report the County Medical-officer of Hon for Devonshire (Dr. George Adkius) for t'-ie year 1908. The volume, ...

... number 3 were children under one year of age, and 46 of persons aged 60 and upwards. The low proportion borne by the infant mortality to the general death-rate waa a highly favourable sign of the health children throughout the district. The births registered ...

... yeaTS old. He attributed the mortali'v in infants to the employment of married women, maternal ignorance in infant feed ing and management. He urged the importance educating mothers in tin matter of rearing infants, .both literatim and through such Associations ...

... between the ages of 70 and 80, Two deaths of residents were registered in iblic institutions beyond the district. The infant mortality (four) for 1909 was equa) to 40.3 per 1,000 births, being 63 below (hat of England and Wales (109). Sidmouth is highly ...