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... died, whereas Dundee had only 65 infant deaths. The excessive infant mortality in Aberdeen does not appear to have been caused by any unusual epidemic of children’s maladiea. The notable feature the large total of infant deaths is the number due to premature ...
... specially to direct their attention to the lessening of our infant mortality by instructing ignorant and careless mothers on the subject of infant hygiene, and especially the feading of infants. They are to report on the general sanitary state of the houses ...
... died, whereas Dundee had only 65 infant deaths. The EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY IN ABERDEEN does not appear to have been caused by any unusual epidemic of children's maladies. The notable feature of the large total of infant deaths is the number due to premature ...
... month, chiefly amongst children under five years age, of whom no less 77 died, whereas Dundee had only infant deaths. The excessive infant mortality in Aberdeen does not appear have been caused by any unusual epidemic of children's maladies. There was ...
... and many suggestions have been made with a view to prevent the depopulation. One of these is to attempt to reduce the infant mortality statistics. Dr Laborde has turned his attention to this question and has related some cams at the Academy of Medicine ...
... inst Metropolitan Borough of Battersea. Helens. the infant mortality in the county borough, as whole, in 1901, was 175 1.000. Among infants fed with the sterilised milk supplied by the depot, the mortality was 106 per 1,006. Printed and Pub’ished by OEB. ...
... INFANTILE MORTALITY IN ABERDEEN. « wa3 dHwrn yesterday to the fact that death-rate Aterdeen for the .past month amongst children yettrS aee> whom fewer than «r 12 more than Dundee. the J®* than under one year. wadeer, j- that mortality in Aber' appear ...
... many suggestions have been made with a view to prevent the depopulation. One of these is to attempt to reduce the inf an t mortality statistio Dr Laborde has turned his attention to this goesfirm and has related Nome cases** at the Acadelo, of Medicine ...
... the tomb, aimed by the light Heaven that shone amid the gathering gloom. Now cold in death, the loving heart that nursed oar infant years, That cared foe when sorrows came in many sobs and tears: And sympathised with one and all in every• pain or nerd, And ...
... registered , constituting 7 . 9 per cent . of the total mortality . This rate was somewhat en-ceded in Greenoct , attributable to scarlet fever and ciairhuia ; in Paisley to the combined mortality pom measles , hooping-cough , and diarrhaa ; . and ro Perth ...
... to tha high rate of inhntils mortality in't'he burgh , and said' that , on ' the 'recommendation 'of the Medical Officer , a shop \\ w to be opined in Bridge Street for tho Bale , of sterilised milk-suitable for infants . Dealing , with the taxing of ...
... “The Last‘Signal,” “A Country Sweetheart,” etc., etc., etc. SYNOPSIS OP PREVIOUS glad to have ye upstairs; the poor lady’s mortal bad. added Patterson, dropping his voice into a etill lower key. Upon this. Jack started up, and May noticed he had turned ...