... butte.% and tinned salmon, so that when they got a disease they were bound to go. The Chairman drew attention to the high infant mortality, and Dr Jenkins observed that it was shocking. Dr Williams expressed the opinion that they in Penmaenmawr were very much ...

... certifies as follows :—Birth rate 27$ per 1,000, an advance of 7$ on the previous year Death rate 232 per 1.000. The infant mortality was very high, reaching 283 per 1,000. This was due in most cases to wrong feeding. With the exception of two cases or ...

... prisons for the criminals that it creates. And to this picture may be added a diminution of the birth-rate, an increased infant mortality, and a swelling of the number of idiots and cripples, children of drunkards, wrecks of the race and burdens on the community; ...

... few weeks that the openings had been filled with melts, and the win. down boarded up. Turning to the question of - - - Infant Mortality, Dr. Thome uid that in the popaloos centres of Glamorgan and Monmouthshire one child out of every five born died before ...

... 4'61 used in the Corn. imitive Methodist A great deal of righ teens indignatien has been expressed at the high rate of infant mortality in the South African conosibtration camps, but this is another case where reform should first cpmmence at home. ‘Ve find ...

... had taken place during the Ilea three years. The birthrate was 21.03 per 1.000, which low, and the deathrate 16.62. The infant mortality was low. A rate of 78.94 per 1,000 births was registered. Only 13 deaths occurred between 3 and 70, giving a deathrate ...

... prisons for the tßiminals that it creates. And to this picture may be added a diminution of the birth-rate, an increased infant mortality, and a swelling of the number of idiots and cripples, children of drunkards, wrecks of the race and burdens on the community; ...

... of Health was submitted by the Clerk. Vital statistics—Death rate 14.4 per thousand, birth rate 21.009 per thousand, infant mortality 107.8 per thousand of births; zymotic death rate 2.2, phthisis 2.4, diseases of the chest (exending puthisis) 2.4. The ...

... D. C. Muir) reported that thirmg the month of the birth and death rates were restwctively 48 9 and =.l per 1,000, the infant mortality under three months ' ijig 173.9 per 1.009 births. Thirteen of d phtheria were notified; typhoid f-ver, 7; and scarlet ...

... leave this quiet place to eventually make homes in the busy centres, and not in any local degenerative causes. The infant mortality has steadily increased from 45.87 in 1896 to 145.45 in 1901, and Dr. Jones says that at this rate we shall soon catch ...

... the chest 207 per 1.000; infant mortality was 188.04 per 1.000 births The dm th rate was considerably higher than list year, being 2004,. as against 119 last year. Deaths this year were 37, against 26 last year. Eight were infants under one year, and eleven ...

... probably be found that germ diseases were far mor numerous than was at present anticipated. He believed that the large infant mortality which now prevailed, according to the report of the medical officer of health for u he district, would be found to depend ...