... she epidemic disease rate is accordingly nil. Only two children died wider one year of age, giving the very low rate of infant mortality of 30.20 per 1,000 births. This rate is lower even thou last quarter, when it was only 49.18. Twelve sierras died aged ...

... and of the were According to the former, the number of to w the year were 114, against 96 in 1893 and 105 in 1892, The infant mortality was 7, and old (over 65) 38. The zymotio statistics were very high for the district, viz., small-pex, 4; measies, 3; ...

... place, and so to enable them effectively to carry out any measures which they may have instituted for the lessening of infant mortality. I con- der that the Act prove very bene- ficial if due advantage be taken of the pnasi- biltties afforded, but regret ...

... question, as to the chil how much was chicken-pox and how much swall- pox. It is also a question as to how much of the infant mortality was due to overcrowding in the Iam, Sir, your obedient servan Watrer R. Hapwen, L.R.C.P., M.. R. tos., &e. Highbridge ...

... baby mad ut Mr. Broadbent his friends can afford to smile at thie knowing that since they teok to bal by eld bus the infant mortality rate of Huddersfi a most gratifying extent. a Bill The Corporation are which urges that a fa birth of his child ther ...

... Lady Cromer has had mostly at heart was to assist, in common with other philanthropic ladies, in arresting the terrible infant mortality of this country, an 4 I venture to express the hope that this work, which has been well began, will not in the future ...

... officio of health. (Dr G. Node) for 1203 Imo follows:--50 births, being a nibs of dentists, rats 910; symeito rate, nil; infant mortality rate, 1%: We. area of diphtheria (all imported). two cams of searlatiaa. The report further pointed out that eartaiin ...

... of health on his visit to the Infant (the Mortality Conference, held on June 13th and 14th, in which he stated that the aim of the Conference war to consider the soci tly or indi the causa- art undue and preventab! mortality in in- fancy with the view of ...

... births were 48th, or at the rate of 22.4 per 1,000. This was below the average. Of the births, 18 were illegitimate. The infant mortality was 122.7 per 1,000. The total deaths in the rural district were 281, or at the rate of 16.2 per 1,000. The corrected ...

... a few days afterwards Next Woek: “ FRIENDS AGAIN,” By RONALD MACDONALD. THE PREVENTION OF INFANT MORTALITY IN GERMANY. The cause of increasing infantile mortality and the methods by which it can be checked represent one of the most difficult problems of ...

... that the bi total 34 dea 163 per 1,000, and the deathrate 10.2. Of the three were of infants under one fore 34.5 par 1,000 births. year of age, and the infant mortality was there zymotic rate was for the veer .301 we The water eupply, in uality amd Bp — ...

... constituted a record of which any distnet might be proud. Only four children died under one year of age. and the rate cf infant mortality was 72.72 per 1,000 births, more than mintaiming t! w figure of the year 1907. No fewer than - rersons died aged 65 years ...