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... INFANT MORTALITY IN THE URBAN DISTRICT. REPORT TO THE NVORCENTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. REIIk.DIAL itiZASURES. Having, at the request of the Sanitary Committee of the Worcestershire County Council, investigated the excessive infantile mortality in Oldbury ...
... have been f..w.r thee in June, 25 as againrt tN, whilst the deaths have iherersed by tole, being 16 as against 15. The infant mortality is very high, and amougat the deaths are recorded three front In -asles and several from diarrbit 6, the total under ...
... time to time in our columns—that the infant mortality in the Urban District is enurtnourly and regretably high, few, we fear, outside the circle affected, are fully aware of the circumstances surrounding that mortality. They will therefore read with interest ...
... proportion w ti the 12 registered iu May. From we bare one tteeth reported, in an infant, but that stands alone as • death from any of the infeitious diseases. The infant mortality remains the names. last month, whilst from I haesses of the respiratory other ...
... have increased consid-rably I beyond July, but the deaths have also increased, leaving the average about the same. The infant mortality ha, I been very high: toe total of deaths under one ear being 15, but there were no deaths between one end five years ...
... The and child mortality is less, whilst deaths. from respiratory organs are, as wined he expected, slightly increased, being three as easiest one in Augut. Frum plithisis two deaths are recorded, as against one in August. Senile mortally is less, being ...
... It shows a birthrate of 2311 per 1,000 of the population, and a death-rate of 15-91. The zymotic death-rate was 782; infant mortality, under one year, 109. The report shows that influenza has lingered amongst us, as it has taroughout the country, children ...
... inspector's report of the annual examination at Irk. berrow school, which wss read as foil fwe :— Inkberrow school (mixed and infants).—The children are orderly, but for the higher dheapline grant to be rec monen.led in future years a much greater interest ...
... being a residential locality with an excess of adults, and the latter a manufacturing town, where high birth-rates and infant mortalities may be looked for. In the rural districts the birth-rates varied from 141 in Worcester to 551 in Winchcombe. The rates ...
... used to see, Yet still their deeds of faith and love, Spring fresh to,memory. For just across death's river, Hid from our mortal sight, They wait till we are fitted, To share their pure delight. Mrs. W. H. Yeomans then proceeded to distribute the prises ...
... 64. giving a deathrate of 21'3, as compared with 16 lest quarter, sod IS 6 in the corresponding quarter of year. Infant+, and child mortality.—Thirty-emven deat's occurred ender this heeding, 29 being nwier use year of az'. Respiratory .liseann.—The fatal ...
... as corn. pared with 135 last incintk, and 94 in the corresponding month of last year. Six of thine deaths occurred amongst infants under one of age, three amongst children of under years of age, and three amongst aged persons of 63 years and upwards. There ...