... The of infants under one year siowed a decrease of 10.8 per 1,000 compazed with the previous tered births. the total deaths remictered 41% year, the rate being equal to 144.7 deaths per 1,000 regie- there hed been a derrease in infant mortality for the ...

... end Natal, £32. B.0. or to the street, and Alex. Howden ‘or et Piymouth to Pearce and Heswell, 9, The Parade. ‘136, AND INFANT MORTALITY. GUARDING CHILD LIFE. | A. little Virol with. the Milk in the feeding: CRUSADE AGAINST IMPROPER FEEDING. bottle will ...

... INFANT MORTALITY VERY HIGH 104 fon the arrange, and tae in 1904 was equal to only 152 at all and was Lied 1,000 of lowes, since 18%, when it fell to 15.0. ‘Tho decreas London was 21 per cent. In 14 mainly agri counties the decrosees ranged from 2 to 9 ...

... for, and missed the claim. The parties pey their own costa, INFANTILE MORTALITY IN CORNW. THE RESULT OF ER FEEDING. Av inquest was held by Mr. Edward Boase on Wednes day on the infant of John Rogers, mumer, 6t. Just, found dead in bed by ite mother’s ede ...

... gots Wabed to rite: rate what he ha Sail about those communication with the firm producing the laejuce great amount of infant mortality in this and they frankly admitted the acid was there a. iad sels to improper fecding ‘and the that as things stood there ...

... the feeding of infants was treated “from a national point of view by Dr. George “Carpenter, physician at the North Eastern Hospital “ for Children, in a paper read on Saturday evening at “ Carpenters’ Hall, E.C. . The infant mortality “in this country ...

... females, giving for deatb-rate of 15.9 per 1,000. There were 25 persons oer 70, cleren over 89, and two over 90, The infant mortality was 21, and was again orer the average for the last ten years, the bigh mortalit, for the year bemg There wore 176 births ...

... the subject o! f the sale of drink to young he and urged that the age shoul it be raised to 1s. Conference also that infant mortality was largely drink-ca uscd, and urged that girls in should receive instruction elementary dar: denounced, and the in Gambling ...

... was ‘The average for winter, partly due to the prevalence of inilaenzs during tho re were 10 deaths under one rate of infant mortality of 122 per thousan year, giving a over 65. Thirteen deaths were due to diseases of the here were no deaths from zymotio ...

... in 1904 it was 14.2. Toe average of three was 14 per 1,000. lation, ie., excess of births natural increase of po The infant mortality under one over deaths, is 1,046. For three sear of in n the number of deaths registered as due to was 92 per 1.000 births ...

... scandal tn and in Plymou sinfant mortality. at the Association would in time He uh te diminish this. (Hear, hear.) The ordinary death-rate a! Plymouth ‘is past year bad been 17 per 1,000, wi the death-rate among infants under one year was 154 Thoso figures ...

... know and one that be need never fear euch we existed, does not undersiand, she esys, the hin whenever statements about infant mortality. again afirm that my cus was point of go to prove that the labour of married women is not abstracted from its case, which ...