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... Infant Mortality. tMPORTANT QUESTION BY LADY CHANCE The question infant mortality is one for some years past has exercising the minds all the more •ivilssed and progressive nations. There are two main reasons for thus preoccupation: one humanibar»an, ...
... York, order to reduce infant mortality. opened an educational crusade the day before yesterday; it will last a week. It is promoted by philanthropists and supported by churches of all denominations, while literature regarding infant hygiene is being circulated ...
... influenza, the largest number for I some time. The mortality among ille- gitimate children (266.6 per 1,000 births; was maintained its disgracefully high level, and i increased tie infant mortality rate the borough from 51.4 to 65.6. The rate for England ...
... of sans Fourth cf July celebration without explosives and fireworks. Mr. John Burns stated at Caxton Hull •1 ha.fr infant (mortality rbte had decreased from 145 per 1,000 in 1904 106 oer I.COD 1910 —renresentin? savin? between 40.000 50,000 yearly in ...
... 58. In regard 'to infant mortality, the report stated that during the year eleven deaths of infants under one year were recorded. This was iby far the lowest number ever recorded for the district, and gave a rate for infant mortality 38.87 ...
... against 14.4 in 1309 and 13.8 the 10 years' average. The number of deaths children under 12 months was 13. The rate infant mortality was 55 per 1,000 against in l&Ot) and 83 the 10 years' average. tight deal were due cancer, nine to and one other tuberculous ...
... per 1,000 the population, tire lowest in the district, and 2.7 per 1,000 below the avera«ge for the last 10 years. The infant mortality was 70 per- 1,000 births registered. whereas the rate for the whole of England and Wales 106. Da-. William Henry Cocker ...
... lowest birth-rate recorded 16.9 per 1,000 of the population: 103 deaths were registered, 13 of them being infants under one year of ing an infant mortality of 100 per 1,000 births. The housing accommodation of the district had improved of late years, and t ...
... the Bench thought Mesers. “Madge Bros. should have known the law. and they would be fi twe guineas and | enste. al - INFANT MORTALITY. wwe Dk. ADKINS’ marge 8. Speaking at the opening of the ‘Mothers’ and Babies’ Welfare Club, at Paignton, Dr. Coumy ...
... The children can saved, and it for every one cf to contribute in work or personal influence towards what is called the infant mortality problem, and what is actually a criminal waste of human life loss* to the Empire. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company ...
... question was irrelevant, and out, ,oi order. INFANT MORTALITY. DRUNKENNESS IN LONDON. in reply Mr. Lough, yesterday, the Coidrcons. said tho Government were fully awar« the importance of the increased infant mortality, both London and throughout the country ...
... structure was threatened. ©—— Their Majesties have given their patronage to the National Association j for the Prevention Infant Mortality and for the Welfare Infancy. & Queen Alexandra and Princess Vicj toria last evening concluded their brief I stay in London ...