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... for February last year, infant mortality the deaths under five years (103) constituted 38 per cent., and those under one year (65) 22 per cent, of the total mortality, the latter being equivalent an annual infantile mortality of 166 per 1000 births. There ...
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... smallpox microbe! But ever since, and in proportiion as, Leicester has left off poisoning their child the infant mowtality and the general mortality has decrossed and remarkably. the facts of Leicester’s experience: First, the aver- age annusl smallpox ...
... hundreds of years of occupation, as is eviaced by, among other things, a 60-per-cent, illegitimate birth rate and-ensrmous infant mortality. The writer, with perhaps unconsciously humorous frankness, rfollows his appeal religious enthusiasm an account thesiebness ...
... for the same monili during the ten previous yen's . A comparison of the deaths registered shows that during February iha mortality was at the rate oi 21 . 5 deaths per 1003 persons in Paisley ; 21 . 9 in Aberdeen , 22 . 0 in Perth , 22 . 6 in Edinburgh ...
... INFANTILE MORTALITY. Dr Brock, the medical officer of health for the burgh of Linlithgow, in his annual report to the Local Government Board. makes special mention of the infantile mortality in the burgh last year. He states :—The infantile mortality rate ...
... sompared with 14• in the same week last year. take their flight. During the next few days Mr One of the deaths was that of an infant under one Paterson would have to undergo the *Outpaces, year of age while 4 were those of persons 60 years of of up-rooting ...
... interfering with the present text The first volume is not expected before the end of the year. A new edition, however, of Mortal Inclusus will be ready in April, and this will contain additional letters to the Alines Boner and illustrations. Mr A. F ...
... Mr Farniihar. MA. The lowing were given;—Musical bell drill linfanb*). cradle King (with dolls), action King. “The little 'infants*; and •The little drummer boy, all Mi-w Milne: while hoop drill and song and ehoru-. Seasons,’* were under the supervision ...
... they were vaccinated on the spot. It slid not bridge: Conecillor and MrsOlimmo, Linlithgow: nutter whether the Denton was an infant or Miters ?Timm. Leith; Mr Thos. Neil, St growls and such ridiculous proceedings m the Matelatens; Bailie Paterson, Linlithgow; ...
... M e representation made H M. In pi c-tor Sc hools that a eeparate ...