... right side. The net death rate stationary. rate of infant mortality, or ■other words, the rate of deaths under 1 year ot age. per 1,000 births for the year 1914, was Abb. The average infant mortality for the past three years was only 60.7. The reports ...

... the 153 deaths were those of people of advanced age. Sheldon bad a higher birth-rate and lower death-rate, also a lower infant mortality than Teignmoutb, and there had not been a rase of symotic disease at Sheldon for ten years. Mr. Full: That is very s ...

... *e«T were less satisfactory than in 1913. The birth-rate was lower, and the death-rate and infant mortality rates were both higher than last year. The infant mortality rate for the district was 62.59 per thousand, the Tate for England an ...

... 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 ...

... after infant life, and being connected with many of the nurseries is the town she knew how important the matter was. Miss Bideleuxz (late H.M. inspector of domestic subjects) gave paper on Infant Feeding.” Dealing first with the infant mortality rate ...

... marks. In the large German Cities milk now costs 30pf. a litre, and owing ' to the poor quality of a great deal of it infant' mortality has greatly increased. ! So much shipping being inactive, many of: , the population inhabiting the North-Western \ Coast ...

... the part of motion is the came of such n high intent mortality,' and also the came of very much more dimss and lower vitality in the children eho survive. People who approve of • high infant mortality do sot resins that the high rate she means that a much ...

... THE, WASTE OF INFANT LIFE. to the women Sm,—May I, make an babies? decline of to save the by the with the general increase in among infants, anxiety. “N expected from the passed on 2nd.” (“ Times,” watched in vain the past month for some refsrence to ...

... the question out order the ground ot irrelevance. Increase of Infant Mortality Lough asked the President of the L.G.B. whether his attention had been .drawn to the increase infant mortality both London and throughout the country. Mr. Long said the Government ...

... 1910 1911 19121913 1914 12 14 18 25 13 22 20 19 17 INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality rate for the whole district is 62 69 per 1.000 births. The rate for England and Wales is 105-0. The infant mortality ...

... deaths of males wore those as 121 i% 100. the mean pronortion third quarters of the ton preceding - , A being 118 to 100. Infant mortality was to 98 per 1.000. or 28 per 1.000 below the- years' average. In the June quarter of 1915 there 97.038 marriages England ...

... Thuru 4 7, M the annual general meethm of the National Society of Day the questions of the felling birthrate and of the infant mortality rate The war, die said (according to the Tnes report) had taught bow important its children wen to nation, and shown ...