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... should be supplied with •mall pamphlet guide to infant dieting (bear, hear). hoped the nodical profession would senst him carrying that scheme into effieet. If they aeuld reduce tho sum infant mortality they would red the general death rate very materially ...
... ie toe toe A. & — morrow fromm Bostoo ex are due te AFRICAN OOAST, fe Post for Seepeboh per on THE HEALTH OF CHESHIRE. INFANT MORTALITY IN THE OOUN Dr. Vaeber, medical offeer of health for county of Chester, has imced his report for the past veer Tt states ...
... death-rate of 17.49 per 1000; and 560 births, giving a birth- rate of 2&38 per 1000. Seventy-three infants under one year of age died, giving an infant mortality of 141.07 per 1000 births registered. There were 14 deaths from zymotic diseases, giving a zymotic ...
... towns During the year the returns of the local trars recorded 21.006 births within tbe city, 1.143 being males and As infant mortality. the 10,858 females fire of age deaths of ebiidres amounted to 233, and thas com prised 43°S per cent. of the whole The ...
... of total mortality equal 25‘3 annually per 1.000 of the population. the deaths, 71 occurred in pnblio institutions devoted to the treatment of the sick. Of the total deaths. 116 were of children below five years of age ; these 73 were infants below 1 year ...
... m: ~xg the same period numbered 264, to rate of mortality equal to 21-4 per bx Vhation. Of the deaths 82 occurred Uztions devoted to the treatment of 85 were of children below live years ldeaths of infants below one year of d49. Diseasesof thelng accounted ...
... •holesale collection umlesiml children ffl the hands of so-called nurses, and to all persons undertaking the rearing «f sever.il infants for money official inruction. It no secret that these wellfceant efforts check one the most bdeoos and irrepressible foniis ...
... habitat, when there are so many eligible 3 corporeal tenements open her. Madame I’!;; % Blavauky, before nbufflmg off the mortal ooilia said to have esprraaad to Mrs. Besant and other friend* her intention of reriaitin? this earthly if plane in the person ...
... Charles Johnston, who argues that language, wherever it I* found, owe* its otigin to the fact that the human moo began to talk infants began to talk ; that the prattle of every baby we have a repetition in minor key of tfce voice of the earliest man. and that ...
... in the city during the part week, deaths, the mortality heiue equal to annual rate of 20*5 per 1.000. Of the death*. 62 occurred in hospitals, 121 were of cbiWren below five year* ace, and 88 of Infants below one year of age. The number patient* under ...
... undertake a full experimental img Dr. conkd not allow the of Me. to nottoed that Mr. bad made of the mortality from infant Ass matter the greater of deaths infant diarrbcea ed ja the parts tga e city, where children were fed not ur cow's milk, bat on condensed ...
... in tbe - pzedi ymr.z when the low4es death-rate on nc re Wmd ristereg in St Eldens. The enor. ' moos death-rat aso afecting infant was un- do td due ny to prertahle-asesthe bh mothers. of th Voteeneant=y p~rinvloesi aniiy n- the =rsngof young children, ...