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... , and many suggestions ha* been made with view to prevent the depopulation. One of these is to attempt to reduce the infant mortality statistics. Dr Laborde has turned hi 6 attention to this question and has related some cases at the Academy of Medicine ...
... the death-rate of the children in the district. The infant mortality per 1000 born is 301, or, in other words, one child almost dies for every threa born. In Pollokshields West the infant mortality is 102 per 1000 born, and the average over the whole ...
... lessen the infantile mortality, which was very high in the city. The 1 sum required was not a very large one. They were tol l that Dundee was not increasing in population as it ought to do, and that was because of the heavy infant mortality aud child neglect ...
... dignity in its use. the provinces Franco which are richest in pasture and produce the most abundant supply excellent milk, infant mortality directly due milk starvation highest, while in the countries south of the Loire it is lowest. The reason, of course, ...
... of health for Dundee, is able to give the cheeVing information that for once in a way the mortality among infants and children in the city shows a big decrease. And not only so, but that the death-rate is the lowest for any August during the last four years ...
... reports that the annual rate of mortality in seventy-six great towns of England and Wales last week averaged 15.9 per 1000. THE LIFE OF THE CHILD depends suitable diet in infancy. Mothers who cannot nourish their infants or can only part should have recourse ...
... was to supply the poorer mothers of the borough with properly sterilised milk for their infants, all d |,j means to endeavour reduce the terrible infantile mortality. The customers of the municipal dairy number 150, the.cost them being ls a week, or a day ...
... WATER TO OOP &WIC A distinguished chileinm's d, or believes, from his practice, that infants general y, rhethAr hr•might up at the breast or artith!ially, are not sum.. with sufficient water, the flu d prtion of the•i• fuss, being quickly taken up and ...
... registered In Glasgow, 172 were of infante under one year of op and 201 of person. over 80 years ; of the 383 in Edinburgh 58 were of infants under one year and 116 of persona over 60 years ; of the 181 in Dundee 31 were of infants under one and 50 of permit ...
... the lower division we have the infant schools. The North Infant School, with an attendance of 157 and a grant of £l6O, maintains its wonted high standard of tone, discipline, and instruction. The Prince Street Infant School with an average attendance ...
... pleased to cut any It t irtr and at wholesale prices. MORTALITY STATISTIC.. The number of deaths registered in the eight principal towns of Scotland during last week was 451. representing an annual mortality rate of 14.0 c; thousand of the estimated pop u l ...