... 30 were above the age of 65 and 21 under 1 The death rates were, general 21 per 1,000 and infant mortality 199 per 1.000 registered births. The infant mortality is souiewhoi greater than usual. 6 deaths were due to premature birth, 4 to diarrheas, 4 to ...

... with other trietn. Ito Ira , of opinion that infant mortality was in awl more aeneible fneding of infante. Th. dittret maim. were .uti..tmit ii, with the pourer WJIM that ownot to thett and Arne. infant feeding earkfontort than it for nwrl.. Th.. retur ...

... year old, giving an infant mortality of 137.61 per I.ilist born, as compared with 131.64 per 1010. This infant mortality, as I pointed out last year, is, I consider, very high and chiefly due to gross ignorance and neglect in infant feeding ...

... occurred of infants under one year old, giving as infant mortality of 131.64 per 1084 as compared with 166.66 last year. This infant mortality I consider to rather high and is accounted for to a great extent. I think, by the fact that ...

... under oar year giving an infant mortality of 111.26 per bora, as compare. with 137.61 per 1.1551 lint year. a very considerable and satisfactory decrease. I isiarervly trust that the drama**. in due to more feeding at infants, an suggested in my report ...

... and 129 holdall a of 7 on . . . The 131 as in. n on laat year. There ham hem 36 ono mar told. an m,,m. of 4 no Orin, an infant mortality of 167.36 p horn. a omeniershle inereme. indeed ine thin ea I am . with ia passal rubs thio Illfitn MUM in oremidrrahly ...

... 'a. BTo and the highest recorded for ten year.‘ &gee of deaths Ceder ono year. 2.5. 'lbis chows a great decrease In infant mortality. is well below asic previii•• record. It is below the average for last len years. As the number ot births regisicred ...

... Under one year the mor..ility was 5, and over seventy years 13, leaving 7 between the ages of one auid seventy. Of the infant mortality there was one death due to diarrlnra, two to convulsions, and three to whooping cough. Three deaths were due to cancer ...

... attempted such a system. which, of course. many would call emboli/41c, but at any rate it mitt ptuvent a great dual of infant mortality and give children an opportunity at the outset of life of becoming strong and healthy. In the afternoon preneeded by ...

... The Chairman: So we don't ovule out very , badly. I have been compiling sonic stipplemen• Pry statistics, and that the infant mortality in the district is rather large. The milk supply , to these infaute may be somewhat to blurs foe that —not water. The ...

... the poorer of homes. and amongst whom infant mortality is, we knew to well. extremely high. When vieited this institution, which is under the care of medical superintendents and there were no lee than 190 infants of under a year, of them prematurely-born ...

... Mortality 1 1 2 0,0 0 0 Children die every In England and wader months of age The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhoea. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative, but this alone ...