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... INFANT MORTALITY. BEST AND WORST COUNTRIES FOR BAIOUS. Jobs • Vassar r.r, M.P.. far rater • ni•ntil• man Yrr , ..-..,::,.~, a • .. 155 ▪ _. 1;1 Ga _ Mx. rat, of Infantile iw by thn ihr sand • • s, boa..er. .hinted, Irmo a commie mble extent, by dlff ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. Ili* f - arri,w of the, as &total Application Of or. deliverel bat melt at Gutless. by 3. Lidbetiay. wbo is the MOM' of bb enflamed inquiry an • lame orate lb. noon mentality. It should facts of ancestry. the condi rine of home life ...
... INFANT MORTALITY AND ITS CAUSES. CONSIDERED BATH MEETING. At a meeting of Social an ...
... Bournemouth Schools for Mothers. How Infant Mortality is Fought. The question of infant mortality has always Well an important one, but with the recent decline of the birth-rate it has become more vital than ever. From 1891 to 190$ the general death-rate ...
... LOW BIRTH RATE IN OXFORD. HD3II INFANT MORTALITY. A summary of Wings pi the vital for laof year. published by the tear-General, show the birtk-rate re e e f or Ae l L a t i gt kingdom to he the lowest en . TO birth-rate per thousand of the pope in Oafurd ...
... ‘since the first conference on infant mortality in 1904 meant sn average of from 40,000 to 50,000 babies saved every year in the United At the Foundling Hospital the infant mortality to-day was not more than the infant ...
... important conference to be held today at Oaxton Hall consider the formation National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and the Promotion of the Welfare Children under School Age. Mr. .lohn Burns will in the chair, and Lord Robert Cecil ...
... tie years since then this has gradually decreased until now it is M.O. This has been portly offset by a reduction in infant mortality: in 1875. 206 out of every LOW babies died in their first year; now this number is nn:y 157. But there is manifestly ...
... 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 ...
... Twenty-two of thodeaths were in public institutions, 19 being non-resid» nt. that the amended death rate was per 1.000. The infant mortality was 44.4 por I births ; the zymotic death-rate (there living one death fit>m diphtheria) was 0.37. Meare. Westhny. and ...
... icort the other body. Artificial 'Natio,/ wa, tried. but was usavailiag. Yr John Hums stated at Caxton Hall that the infant mortality rate had dorrraaed fr.m 14:i !ter 1.000 in 1004 , t0 100 !wr 1.000 in 1910— tepreaenting a savin7 of between 40.000 and ...
... for a Hampshre Dvwn ram lamb at Britford Sheep Fair, Wiltshire. Two results of the unseasonable weather are declines in infant mortality and the number of suicides. The King has presented to Cantain Carter, of the yacht. Britannia, magnificent pa»'r of gold ...