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... INFANT MORTALITY. The of the Public Hmlth Union frequently God instance. when dm habits who are the subject of their rolicitude are without adequate clothing. There Taunt ho quite a lot of left-olf elething lying shout in the eupbeerds and drawers of ...
... community is peeped by a of death-rase known es the lamella mortality rate. Infants are children under one year of age, and the infantile mortality rats ' the ;apportion which the deaths of much infante bear to every thousand ithildrm boa. In some places tel ...
... DEATH-RATE FROM INFANT MORTALITY IN HUDDERSFIELD. Darin the week ending April 3rd the infant mortality figure in the borough war exactly WO — tint is to say. not oar single death of an infect leas than a year old occurred. The infant ...
... rrduction of 16 par cent., for the hurt six months. 80 par cent., and of this total infant mortality 15 per cent. In London in the year 1905 the. wen deaths of infants, and of this number 4.657 ca curred in the first month, and of this latter number 2 ...
... THE CIMUTION DAILY EXAMINER SIX TINES ■SSE TE AS ANY DAILY rApia PUBLIDELD IN pi:um TEA. INFANT MORTALITY. @EMOTION TO MIME MINISTER. There was an important deputation st Homo el Commons on Friday week to lay U. Prime remaseatations to tee edeimbility ...
... BY DB. HARRY ROBERTS. GOOD FOOD AND GOOD HEALTH. BY DZ. YOBRE-DAVIES. DRUG. DIET. AND muss, BY SIB JOHN A. COCIBIIIIN. INFANT MORTALITY. BY DE. W. S. MOIL WOW ISICET W TIE WAKE TO BE ,SUIIT. The Prate Ainceietionh telegraph, that the fallowing letter been ...
... death-rate in recent years was noticeable, and was found to have been associated with a considerable decrease in the rate of infant mortality. The birth-rate, on the other hand, which rose with some uniformity until it reached its maximum about 1871,5, had fallen ...
... deaths of infante in England and Wires, which repatriated nearly one•fourtb of the total deaths occurring for the same in 1904 there wens 549,784 deaths, of which 137392 infants, end in 1903 than 5144,528 dribs, of which 124,718 were infants. And if we ...
... CONNOR SENSE CLOTHING, BY DZ. HARRY ZODEETIL GOOD FOOD AND GOOD HEALTH. BY DL DRUG. DIRT. AND DIRE/Jig. BY JOHN A. BOMBAY INFANT MORTALITY. DZ. W. B. BIM A treat says .-70 s Tue./11 staging at the lied of pa is the seed by =id sad YU awes the shaft. Eight ...
... the malnutrition of children. and Mrs. H. Fisher, of Oxford, deals with the value of voluntary effort in reducing the infant mortality rate. Wechiesdav's session will pass from the discussion o 1 the ills of infancy to the consideration of the pewils of ...
... It2OVE IT. BY DR. MILS. ITS SUPPLY AND BY mom COMMON d2l 8E CLGTHIVt BY or., GOOD FCOD AND GOOD BLitt BY DR. TIT SIR C INFANT MORTALITY. OY V. Full cold the funeral of of the C 11 dletho r. oe Allred Wood. miner. martini in hospital on Wan: by • of tool ...
... Co-op. V. Huddersfield Wednesday. Huddersfield Wednesday A v. M.O. GAM.. HURSDA Yorkshire v. Warwickshire, at Leeds. INFANT MORTALITY. In the Huddersfield death returns three 0 , years ago the causes of the infantile were preventable consisted prineipaiy ...