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... hail died the Unioa Workhouse, thus giving total seventeen, and a death rate of per thousand. One death an infant occurred, giving an infant mortality figure of 46 per thousand births registered, compared with one hundred and eighteen, published record for ...
... of this benefit? In order answer this question it is necessary to study the statistics of infant mortality. In them find that during the first six weeks infant life the death rate and tbe waste is greater almost than any other period. There are, of course ...
... Georgeham. 1; Marwood. 1; Morte-Hoe, 1. INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality death rate per 1,000 births 81 96. This has shown a tendency increase somewhat since 1908, but is still well below the average. The infant ...
... these diseases have been serious during the year. MEANS FOR PREVENTING MORTALITY/ IN CHILD BIRTH AND INFANCY. Infant Mortality.—During the year there have beeu deaths in infants under 12 months. Thars have been births. This gives a death-rate of 100 ...
... Scotland and First of England wa3 born. Under tho Royal Arms of Scotland, on tbe wail of the room, is the quaint prayer the infant's mother, as follows : Lord .Tesu Chryst, that crownit was with Tharnee, Pieserve the Birth quhais heir is borne, And send ...
... under 'he Poor Law arose solely and immediately from sickness and illness. Then it was proved that , there was great mortality among infants because at the critical time tbey did not receive nourishment. Then there were at 1 ast 50 GOO deaths year due to ...
... Then the Council would say If to that we certainly could see way carrying out Infantile Mortality Infected milk the chief cause of the high death-rate of infants in summer Officer for City of London for 1910 p 37 That large proportion of milk goes into ...
... in Carlisle Melton ‘“d Cumber-i''Llr yell’ disease iippearing in in iistrict The disease ! in jiublic i however (li- d’um mortality of '‘' less meningitis 'Ur- Poliomyelitis in its im-ls be seriously attacking is the in permanent It ' expensive ECONOMISE ...
... lCOO last year It is 06 of the administrative county Crediton the 195 per 1000 Oke-hampten the lowest 88 1000 INFANTILE MORTALITY The has in both urban rural districts a large previous 1904 It in combined 22 1000 in corresponds with rural Wales which ...
... but ha last when rate 1926 1901 was 19 in to of in Union be added a the 17 rate 96 1676 life 79 84 1911 fore vies with in infant 4166 1600 highiv the Wales 'bond Dr In (AIt- W A’co) l-lont '11 in his Mr services to - inspection Mr that it vou’d in re-po:-t ...
... from it. Ttie Mayor had mentioned about being transmitted to infants, but after all tbt-v kn that in'ants did not get beef, so that he ed s c how bovine tuberculosis could U'pfnrihe mortality amongst children. He felt that it meat, (-vm fiom consumptive ...
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