... INFANT MORTALITY. The Medical Officer of Health for Manchester (Dr Niyen) has prepared an important report on infant mortality and the birth-rate. Dr Niven explains the causes which lead to the death of so many children, the principal among I them being ...

... upg dy the choral army Hoare efectively contributed solos, ar orchestral pieces served to agreeably ve proceeding = INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. George Danford Thomas beld an ii 5, at the Islington Uoroner’s Court, conc the the death of Dorothy Rose Preston ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The number of deaths of ehillren under one year of age wu 123 ; out of that Plitti the Blackwell sub-district we responsible for S. Pleasley for SS. The death rate measured by the proportion of deaths to registered births, is equal to ...

... England and Wales the infant mortality for 1907 is 118 for 1,000 births, CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality is of a high average, and suggests that there is both ignorance and carelessness ...

... pointed out, it wee to lb is two imam' that the sustained high tate of infant mortality wee largely doe. Dr Windle continue. as follow. I find from registered de-the that the mortality is practically ethithrd to the working else, and hes co -used rho fl ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, Dr. Mason has given to the St. Austell Rural District Council his explanation of the causes of the exceptionally high rate of mortality among children in his District. He says that in the St. Austell and Grampound districts the number ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The second case Vial in consequence of the, death of Florence Chapman, aged fifteen months, whose parents reside at 84, Durham-road, BMloamy. Ada Chapman, wife of a carman, said de- ceased, who was teething, had an abscess in the side ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. A circular letter read from the Local Government Board relative to the high rate of infant mortality both in the workhouse and amongst the ordinary people. From the published ntatistios it appesrs that one-tend{ of the children born ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Prime Minister, at 10 ee ill etreet, Thursday, received important deputation appointed by the Nat al Omference oil Infantile Mortality to impress upon the Gove 11111 l eat the necessity for legislation in regard to the loss 01 infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. yes! Of yourbe you have done good. Wro—perbapb! I may have mentioned one among the women w bl) attended, case WWI moot promioing. he a.young. and. seemed glad to learn. Yee; that was Mary I think. Yes. She has gone to live in ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. AN ENTERPRISING BOROUGH. The total deaths in England and Wale* during 1904 were 649.50. Of this number, 157,490- cxactly one-fourth of tha whole—were children under on# year. Further exnmlnsiion of these figures shews that half of the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. TOO THE EDITOR OF THE ‘' MORNING LEADER. ' Bir,—~The statistical returns of infant mor t,litg in v.fk_)gq _cp\{ntxiga ~ vary from 79 deaths per 1,000 births in Norway to 204 per 1,000 in Germany, and 440 in Novgorod, on the Siberian ...