... INFANT MORTALITY. I On the subject of deaths among children some very striking figures are given by the Registrar- 1 General in his latest returns. What he calls the j •• mortality of infants, which is measured by the ! proportion of deaths under one ...

... INFANT MORTALITY: On the subject of deaths among children somr very striking figures are given by the Registrar. General in his latest returns. What he calls the mortality of infants, wain!) is measured by the proportion of deaths under one year of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. On the subject of deaths among chddren some very striking figures are given by the Registrar- General in his latest returns. What he calls the '■mortality of infants,'' wnich is measured by the proportion of deaths under one year of ...

... Lancaster. Dr. Sergeant draws special attention to the use of the feeding bottle for infants In the manufacturing towns, and states that this Is a prolific cause of infant mortality. In regard to the spread of small-pox he mentions an instance where a sufferer ...

... with regard to what they call the base and baneful practice of infusing steam into weaving sheds. They ascribe the heavy infant mortality so prevalent in large towns to the practice of damping, and they urge a modification of the system. THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR ...

... low deathmateP It is well known that the heaviest mortality Is during the first year of existence, but this town having a low birthrate escapee to some extent the damaging effect of Infant mortality. 'therefore wemay fairly conclude that the town Is ...

... thirteen. Oat of the 374 births registered, only forty-one were vaccinated, leaving 333 unvaccinated. The high rare of infant mortality (fortytwo died under one year old) is set down by the doctor as probably owing to the large amount of female labour employed ...

... dials, sod the number present wee 33. INFANT MORTALITY. On the subject of deaths among children some very striking figures are given by the Registrar. General in his latest returns. What he calls the mortality of infants, which is measured by the proportion ...

... with regard to what they call the base and baneful practice of infusing steam into weaving sheds. They ascribe the heavy infant mortality so prevalent in large towns to the practice of damping, and they urge a modification of the system. THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR ...

... much for you and me to set about doing. We must lessen the hours of labour; we must see if we cannot stop the dreadful infant mortality in our manufacturing towns; we must see if we cannot give more healthy conditions to our factory workers, whose faces ...

... low death-rate It is well keowa that the heaviest mortality is during tl.e. first year existence, but this town having a low birthrate animpas to some extent the damaging effect of infant mortality. Therefore we may fairly conclude tit , : the town is ...

... thirteen. Out of the 374 births registered, only forty-one were vaccinated, leaving 333 unvaccinated. The high rate of infant mortality (fortytwo died under one year old) is set down by the doctor as probably owing to the large amount of female labour employed ...