... of them being among infants—the result of an infectious kind of influenza. He warned parents of the necessity for keeping their children in warm room night and day during the initial stage, as that would prevent much infant mortality. The births numbered ...

... 17 disease the year The report the Medical (Dr. Blair Culltn). stated that had been 157. and births 196- per tOOO, and infant mortality - rate practically the to*? from phthisis were 13- ' supply had been constant arrangements at the a 1.000 L2OO hands ...

... influenza, pneumonia. The birth-rate bad continued a decline. was 24.5 per 1,000 the population, and lost year 20. The infant mortality was rower than the average for the last five years. Isolation Hospital had vet provided. A small cottage, so that initial ...

... district for the past 29 years 16.3. The infant mortality is extremely high, ■viz.: 155.2 per 1,000 registered, in fact nearly double the rate of last year, and the highest ever recorded in the district. This mortality is due to the extraordinary number of ...

... 134, giving a rate of 12.7, as against an average 15.3. Of the deaths 21 were children under 12 months, showing rate of infant mortality of 85.3, the average beijig 90.3. the other extreme of life 60 were over 70, and of these 20 died between the ages 80 ...

... was 134, giving rate of 12.7, as against average 15.3. the deaths 21 were children under 12 months, showing a rate of infant mortality 85.3, the average being 90.3. the other extreme of life 60 were over 70, and of these 20 died between the ages 80 and ...

... been 13.68 per 1,000. against a general rate of 15.0. The birth-rate had been 24.31 against 26.3 for England and Wales. Infant mortality had been 102.82 per thousand against a general rate of 115.0. Dealing with house accommodation, Harper said that in certain ...

... decennial mean. During the past thirty the birth-rate of England and Wales had decreased almost uninterruptedly. The infant mortality had been less, the number children who died under one year of age waa 14, a death-rate per 1,000 births registered 61 ...

... satisfactory one. The death rates are the lowest ever recorded for the town, viz: I Total death-rate, 12.34 per 1,000; infant mortality, 80.95 per'l.CCD births; zymotic deathrate, .55 per I.OUO. The total number of births registered was 345 of whom were ...

... below that for the towns in which Exeter is included. The u.tant mortality rate ia 101.3, as compared with the previous year, and for England and V\ale,w. The decroosH in infant mortality in Exeter during the pan cugiit years is 4C.3 per • births. The ...

... llt . «r* and Combe Martin the 219U fr3 ' divided as follows: Barnstaple. - ■ combe, 66; Combe Martin, 75. M tar- 1 The infant mortality per I'u~Tr3k]1 ' ~T r3k jX« eoualled 102.82, and that tor the « iation England and Wales was 1.000. The zymotic death-rate ...

... 134, giving a rate. o» 12.7, as against an average 15.3. the deaths 21 were children under 12 , .T*' showing a rate of infant mortality 85.3, tne average 90.3. At the other extremeot life 60 were over 70. and these 20 died between the ages of 80 and 90 ...