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... OF INFANT MORTALITY. Ser i —The rowan of infant SaLty en various oountries mrinde 1 widelydiverg.ng at Norway. 79 dowtho pee 1,000 and Germany. per 1.000 birth.. In the ram. ~ Rawls the infanule (Wulf-rate all the way from in Vinland to 440 eu Not:go:cid ...

... INFANT MORTALITY USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ADVICE. Anyone taking an interest in the coun. try’s welfare must appalled at the large percentage of infant mortality and the declining birth rate, which recent statistics prove be on the increase. When it is taken into ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In 1908, 1,000 deaths were registered in infant+ under one year of age, giving a rate of infant mortality of 100 per 1,000 registered compared with 91) in the previous year. The rates, it will be seen, are practically ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Ou Saturday an auquest was held on ths body of Frederick WiUiuw Wright, infant son of • labourer. hying st Falkland plans, • Kentish Town. who Nand dead bed with it. mother ou the 23rd. Dr. Nathaniel John Goodcnil.t, of Llighiratii road ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. __On ,Vednesday afternoon Mr., W. Schrader held an inquest at Islington relative to :be death ofi Frederick William Cracknell, aged 4% ‘monthfs; son: of a fagcy leather worker, of . ; Grqedale;road, Upper Holloway_The mother said that ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. TOO THE EDITOR OF THE ‘' MORNING LEADER. ' Bir,—~The statistical returns of infant mor t,litg in v.fk_)gq _cp\{ntxiga ~ vary from 79 deaths per 1,000 births in Norway to 204 per 1,000 in Germany, and 440 in Novgorod, on the Siberian ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. HALF-TIMERS AND MOTHERS IN MILLS. Dr- Barr, medical officer of health for Kish ton, in hi« 26th annual report the Urban District Council, records a birth-rate of 20.4 per 1,000, as againat 18.9 in 1907, and 23.4 average for the past ...

... influence on the infant at the most sensitive period of life. As with the rest of England. the county infant mortality show. , an appreciable decline, and may in part he due to the increasing attention the subject of the waste ' of infant life has regeived ...

... bilow:—lflth. ahmtality. It. 1900. .morlity, 96; 14; 1902. mortality, 19; 19011. 'mortality II; 11191. mortality. 21; 1906. mortality. 110; 1905. ; 1906. mortahty. IS; 1907, mostality 17; 1908. mortality. in. It will be that this period the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. THE COBONEB St'SiBEBLAfiD. aigut * branch meeting of the Churcb Mena {society waa held Sit. ChtwakL's, when Mr. J. F. Hnrmcle, solicitor, and coroner for the county borough of Sunderland, gave address on ** infant Mortality.'* it was ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Yesterday, at meeting ihe Executive Committee the National Conference Infant Mortality, held at the Westminster Palace Hotel, at which Mr. Anderson, -of Glasgow, occupied the chair, and representatives and medical officers from all tarta ...