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... In some dietrieni. A high rate of infantile mortality means a grave blow to the population, sod in the future fewer teen and women. Of course, many causes contribute to an inonmeed or decreased infant mortality, each as early marriages and weakly parents ...
... other large tower'. The authorities io those places had appointed female health Tiki torn, and as a direct result, the infant mortality had been reduced in some instances from 2.'0 to 150 per 1,1510 births. Having given personal ex. periences where his ...
... casaider• ably exaggeratad, and authentic COWS of sulfite- Mg were few. The Commission ia inclined to believe that while the infant mortality in undeniably heavy, and while it appears proixislilei Viol it 141111 bee. slightly increase.' lay an altered made of ...
... IMFANTILE MORTALITY. The number of deaths among infants under 12 imontlip old 611.10(111UA to 21, equal to an infantile mortality of 1061$ per lbw registered birthu, which compares favourably with average rate for the past l years of 13:4. Tae causes ...
... ZYMOTIC MORTALITY. The deaths from zymotio disease numbered 27, giving a rata of 51 per thousand per annum. have included in this number all deaths from tubercular diseases, also influenza. For comparative purposes, it in usual to take the deaths from ...
... usual votes of thanks to all who bad assisted to make the and 7d in the Infant Department : for the National School the figures were 77 2 (Mixed)festival a success.and G 33 (Infant) per cent. i .. . .. . . . . The Clerk was . instructed to write to the ...
... OITII WATEII TO INIVANT4. A distinguished children's doctnr believes, from his practice, that infants generally, whether brought up at the breast or artificially, are not supplied with sufficient water, the flu d portion of their food bring quickly taken ...
... his evil rt. It was a little too early. ways sad repent; still she remembersthe Even while he wee speaking o a p tr, Woo infant smiles that awn filled hrs. Isisom with Sanded to Sir Harold, and he it with ragtime, the merry laugh, the joyful shout of ...
... a me busily old gentleman who has great ideas and a charmingly ;mations wife of /14114•001 O appearance. Ile is very ;mortally liked, and be lon hero aecurril of having one site only—that of e. , nhtlty 111 fir troveiliON.B4'll. Lady Tweeddate. The ...