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... A COLLIERY DOCTOR ON INFANT MORTALITY. STRICTUEES ON MOTHERS. The alarming percentage of infi.nt mortality at colliery districts of late lias been exercising the mind of several medi :al otlicers. The following references are from Or Blair Ashington the ...
... equivalent to rate of 20 4 fer 1000, an increase of three per 1000 on the rate for the previous year; and the rt.te of infant mortality, which was equal te deaths under one year to thousand births, was 25 per 1,000 more than the rste for 1894, and 11 per ...
... officer of the Morpeth Kural District, in his monthly report, says the rural district fefvery healthy. .Referring to the infant mortality, the reDort gives four deaths at Asbington, and oue at New Hirst The doctor says his thanks are due o the parents, especially ...
... officer of the Morpeth Rural District, in his monthly report, says the rural district is very healthy. Referring the infant mortality, the report gives four deaths at Ashing ton, and one at New Hirst. The doctor says his thanks are due o the parents, ...
... considered the case was not so bad a3 it would appeal from the medical officer's report, out ol 52 deaths for the month 24 were infants, 16 being under one year, while not single death had occurred there. After a long discission the report was referred back ...
... room. A more doubtful tradition assigns to an old thorn tree the honour of having sheltered the infant King as he lay in his cradle that day. The Royal infant was kept at Stirling Castle under the guardianship of the Earl of Mar, but as Stirling would have ...
... a duty SPRINGWELL, NEAR GATESHEAD. HOW A DYING CHILD WAS SAVED. [Shields Daily The Shields Daily News reports ihe case of infant at the village of Springwell, in Durham, about five miles south west of Gateshead. It was a little srirl, the child of Mr ...
... cradle a bundle of clothes, which fell to the floor, and revealed a bright-eyed, rosy-cheeked, plump, healthy little item of mortality, which any father or mother might be justly proud of. From its appearance one would have thought that the child had never ...