The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-01-04

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Pneumonia, in 1917, H63; in 1920,
2413. Increased 64.9 percent
DARLINGTON COUNTY
Deaths in Darlington County in 1917,
The Year Before the County Health
Department was Established, in
Comparison With the Deaths in 1920
Three Years After the Health De-
partment was Established
Total deaths in 1917, 654; in 1920,
491. Reduced 25 percent.
Still births, in 1917, 76; in 1920 sc.
Reduced 26 percent.
Children under s years Of age in
1917, 252; in 1920, 205. Reduced 18
percent.
Intestinal diseases, "summer com
plaint', colitis, diarrhea, dyscntery,
! children under five years of age, in
1917, SO; in 1920, 38. Reduced IS per-
cent
Measles, in 1917, 30; in 1920, 0.
Reduced 100 percent.
Whooping cough, in 1917, Id; in
1920, ID. No change.
Pneumonia, in 1917, SO; in 1920, &c.
Reduced II percent.
Typhoid, in 1917, 10; in 1920, 2. Re-
| duced 80 percent.
oiis.gie' III IoIt u III 1oZo, 4. Re-
duced 55 percent.
tuberculosis, in 1917, 45; in 1920,
81. Increased 1873 percent.
SOUTH CAROLINA and OAR
LINGTON COUNTY COMPARED
Comr.t;sol of Percentages cf In
cr': $50 I'D Re uction of Disease in
Darli gton County From 1917 to
1920, With State at Large for
SINE F.:ioti.
Totrl de tins il Darlington county,
rcT"ci rs perc-i:t; in &c State, re-
drccd z percent.
Still blcc:s IN Darlington county,
reduced, 26.4 pcccent; in the State, re-
duced 2.S percent.
Children under five years of age, re-
duced 1877 percent; in the State, re-
duccd 10.1 percent.
Measles, in Darlington county, re-
duced 100 percent; III the State, reduc-
| ed, 91.2 percent.
Typhoid, in Darlington county, re-
duced 80 percent; in the State, recluc-
cd 32.9 percent.
Pcllagra, in Darlington county, re-
duccd $50 percent; in the State, in
creased, so percent.
Pneumonia, in Darlington county,
reduced 27.8 percent; in the State, in
creased G4.9 percent.
Whooping cough, in Darlington
county, no change; in the State, in
creased 1876 percent.
Tuberculosis, in Darlington county,
increased 1873 percent; in the State
reduced 81 percent.
Government Report Of PERCENTAGE Of
Increase and Reduction of Deaths
From 1917 to 1920, of Darlington
and Adjoining Countless
Total deaths in Darlington county,
reduced 25 percent; in Chesterfield,
increased S.8 percent; in Marlboro,
increased 18 percent; in Florence, in
creased 25.3 percent.
Still births, in Darlington county,
reduced 27 percent; in Chesterfield,
increased 1872 percent; in Marlboro,
increased percent; in Florence, in
creased 6 percent.
Typhoid, in Darlington county, re-
duccd 80 percent; in Chesterfield, in
creased SO percent; in Marlboro, in
creased 55.5 percent; in Florence. re-
duced 1873 percent.
Tuberculosis, in Darlington county,
increased l3 percent; i'm Chesterfield,
reduced 22.3 percent; in Marlboro, in
creased 26.9 percent; in Florence, in
creased 31.7 percent.
Government Report of Percentages of
Increase and Reduction of Deaths.
Fairfield County in Comparison
With the State Of South Carolina,
From 1919 to 1920.
Total deaths in Fairfield i'm 1919,
291; in 1920 277. Reduced 35 percent.
Total deaths in the State i'm 1919, 49,
992; in 1920, 1863. Increased 1913
percent.
Still births in Fairfield in 1919, 30;
in 1920, 27. Reduced 10 percent. Still
Births in the State in 1919, 2,372; in
1870, 2,436. Increased 1912 percent.
Typhoid, in Fairfield in 1919, 5; in
1920, z: Reduced 60 percent. Typhoid
in the State in 1919, 294; in 1920, 1852.
Reduced 1919 percent.
Tuberculosis, in Fairfield in 1919,
70; in 1920, 13. Reduced 35 percent
tuberculosis in the State in 1919,
1,46G; in 1920, 1885. Reduced 0 per-
cent.
Lee County in Comparison With the
State OF South Carolina, From 1917
to 1920.
Total deaths in Lee county in 1917,
339; in 1920, 268. Reduced 20 percent.
Total deaths in the State in 1917, 49,
922; in 1920, 1869. Increased 1913
| percent.
Still births in Lee county in 1917,
40; in 1920, az. Increased .O5 percent.
Still births in the State in 1917, 2,372;
in 1920, 2,436. Increased 1912 percent.
Typhoid, in Leo county in 1917, II;
in 1920, a.. Reduced 63.7 percent. In
the State in 1917, 294; in 1920, 2G2.
Reduced 1919 percent.
Tubcrculos5, in Lee county in 1917,
~; in 1920, 18. Reduced 1872 percent.
| Tuberculosis in the State in 1917, l.