... GREENOCK'S INFANT MORTALITY FIGURES Port Families Don't Want SHOW DECREASE A welcome decrease took place in town last year when the infant Sub Adoption—Councillor mortality rate dropped to its lowest ever. The total of 51 babies died under the age of ...

... other efforts would be to knock down infant mortality in five years by from 25 to 33 per cent. IF THE LIQUOR BILL OF THE COUNTRY was diminished by 50 per cent. ten years hence, be would predict that infant mortality would be 70 per cent, less. (Aiplause ...

... WELFARE OF INFANTS. Their Ilajestits the Kiug and Quoen here graciously given their pstrouage to the Na. tional Association fur the l'revention of infant Mortality and for the Welfare of Infamy. And the King on the Throne. shows him interest in the antallert ...

... in the county, 83 deaths having occurrea, two of them from principal epidemic diseases. Port Glasgow is highest in the infant mortality figures issued, 57 occurring per thousand of the population. ...

... good laugh should be present at the Eclipse this week. WHERE BRITAIN LEADS. According to the latest official returns the infant mortality rates (per moo hirtihs) in different European capitals are as lollow•s :—London, 7r ; Berlin, 86; Path, jol ; and Moscow ...

... Hall, Westminster. Mr Burns spoke of the great success of their conference of last year in stimulating an interest in infant mortality. A lady at this stage rose and said—May I ask a question ? The Chairman—Not now ; but you may, perhaps, later on. Mr ...

... CONTRAST IN INFANT LIFE. Dr C. W. Saleely delivered lecture in Edinburgh on Saturday on the subject, Saving the Future: the Var and the Coming Race. lie drew a striking contrast between the statistics affecting child welfare and infant mortality in Paris ...

... self-supporting. A liner wrs recently fumigated at a coat of 11,100, and rata were caught. at a of about .klOO per rat. Infant mortality in this country has decreased from I:i2 per 1,9110 the period 1841- to 1011 per I,OMI in 1911-1920. In aileut tu:►ueln ...

... 3 per thousand below the previous lowest recorded, in 1929 and 1930. The death-rate is 0.9 over that for 1929. . The infant mortality rate is 6 per moo above that for 1930, but only in 1928 and i936 - TiaS This rate been lower. The figures were issued ...

... the great improvement that has taken place within recent years in the preservations of child life. Time was when the infant mortality in Port- Glasgow reached alarming proportions, but better housing conditions sad more enlightiened knowledge instilled ...

... who had a trying ordeal or ceremonial, or momenta of trepidation, to thrmgh. REDUCING INFANT MORTALITY. Referring to the urgent question of the Fieservation of infant life to 'fill up the teirillo gaps caused by the war and. its consequences, Sir James ...

... 3,248.196 from France. France's birthrate of 7 per 1,000, with infant mortality at 20 per cent. of births, compares badly with Germany's birth-rate of 20 per 1,000, with infant mortality at 10 per cent. of births. A moderate gale has a velocity of between ...