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... 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 ...
... OF INFANT MORTALITY Su,—The stamsticd retarns of tadity in various countries include h widety- figares as Norway 79 d 1 00 Ss and Germany. 204 per er. 1.600 birti:s In the vast plains o/ the’ in- fantile death-rate advaros al] the way from 127 mm Penland ...
... INFANT MORTALITY REDUCED BY THE WORKING OF MIDWIVES ACT. The Departmental Committee. with Sir Almeric W. Fitzßoy as Chairman, appointed by the Lord President of the Council to consider the working of the Midwives Act, 1902, and in particular with reference ...
... INFANT MORTALITY EGYPT. TERRIBLE TALE OF DESTRUCTION. One of the most distressing features of he native life in Egypt is the great infant .Hutnbty. Host of us knew, says the Tall uall Gazette's Cairo correspondent, that it vas fairly high, but scarcely ...
... ST MORTALITY: CNEMPLOYMENT B. James moved tbe adoption of the Soria, He remarked that they Cotmmirtee’s report. bed brought the of infant the local authorities, but bad heard of no action in De mortality before Stonehouse. Mr. Artas, eho eocomled, sail ...
... peessated the I . . IF umber le aorrispoediag dab INFANT MORTALITY. Kr If. George asked persaion to call attention to the annual report of the Medical °Seer of Health for Swindon for the year 1101. and ' bleed. Oa page 1) ef that rppart. Street* gefetred ...
... ~~,:. ~ INFANT MORTALITY RETURN. CRITICINM OF POOR LAW MINORITY REPORT The I.oc al Gnserumettt hoe wiled • return •rntug t horn Poor -port nu eetion :wetted time, ae great se tl *Weld , work It. The menu .:tutlum (stilly no a0n to that Litman, 11w ...
... during the past 25 years has gone down very considerably, in the case infant mortality there has been no real improvement. The causes infant mortality were then considered. The mortality is greatest working class families. Roughly speaking, ...
... Health for the Barnstaple Rural District, has presented his annual report to the Council. ohtiwed t.!vit the death-rate, infant mortality death-rate, and the death-rate zymotic diseases were the lowest ever recorded for distiiot, and compared most favourably ...
... es of the authorities on public health—who submitted to him resolutions adopted at the recent National Conference on Infant mortality. Be also took the useful opportunity of making an admirable speech. Beginning by the true statement that there is no ...
... INFANT MORTALITY Sin,—The statistical returns of infant mor tality in various countries include such widely diverging figures as: Norway, 79 deaths per 1,000 births; and Germany, 204 per 1,000 .births. ...
... town. The infant mortality for the year 86.95 per 1,000 births registered. This is the lowest infant mortality death-rate ever recorded for the borough. In 1891 it was 99.74. and in 1902 the highest iit has ever been, 181.26. The infant ...