The Haslingden Gazette. — 1911-04-08 (Haslingden, Lancashire, England)

DEATH. ley-an and Bury-road School art' so well known am! Infectious Diseases—The zymotialleath-rate for j understood, thee the doctor takes any remarks te the year 1910 wae 0.87 per 1,000, the number of be inexpedieet. deaths due to the 7 principal zymotio direeece Geneeel Remarks on all the Setteole—The desks being 18. For 1909 there were 15 deaths, and the and seats are arranged, with regard to light, to deetheate 0.6. The cause, were measiets, 3; rhe hen advantage, consistent with proper deciwhooping cough, 11; enteric fever, 2; diarrhoea, Irene and convenient working of the schools. They 2. There were 4 deaths from influenza, and 1 front are well eared for, mid proper aetentien is piece erysipelaa. to cleanliness, both of the schoolrooms and outTubereulosis.—Pulnionary tuberculosis. Al- offices. In all cases of aartv supply from privet.though this is an iefectioua disease, it is emeoln- sources, an analysis of the water should be um& ary to take it separately. This caused 18 deaths, I periodically. Medical Inspection of Publie Elementary Scheid reeking the phthisie death-rate. 0.87; -that fnr 1909 being 1.07. There were 6 deaefis from other Children.—Of the intecotion of echoo: children. tee tuberculous decrees, tusking a totalof 24 deaths doctor says: Any defect found is communicated froits cuitterculoen, and a death-rate from this to the parent, verbally, when present, or by letter. eirtae Of 1.16. For the year 1909, this death-rate How' far the later method imecie de in procuring ties 1.51. proper attention I are ermine ro aeiertain, as our Other (auses.--leancer (malignant di enee) has erement arrangements do not 'nevi& for following practically accounted far as many deaths as tuber. I el-, the cues. Very few parent-; put in en al, culcv:s or bronchitis, having claimed 23 death-. pearance Probably they mould if they best, and has been gradually increaeing in freeentnee• I endeneood the advantages of doing no. and thSo much io. that the. tabular statement behew object. of medical inspection. Onus object, es re will be found instrunive. The. number of deaths detect divan. or defect in its initial eage, thus front cancer in 1905. 12; 1906, 12; 1907. 11; 1908, affording information to parents which they are 15; 1909, 19; 1910, 23. likely to be ignorant of, and by timely warnime give them an opportunity of procuring ttet Menem at Reepiraeory Dintates.—The number of death, from diseases of the respiratory organs were 46. a tines when there is a probability of its ilex:Vete giving a respiratory deatheme of 2.24; ,that for and obtaining the greatter benefit to the indivi-1909 being 2.14. dual child. The el,m of children examined ,durHerm' Disease.—There are more deaths due toling 1910 were new- attire...ions, and those leavine wheel life. Altogether 541 children were examified, than et numberdehaony- s:t]r consisting of 412 entrants (boys 217, glee 195), and during 1910. There were 49 deaths, and ;he death- 129 kavers. The clothing and footgear were on. ,}i7lertcalidis7rn ifnaot%hillielrecliv.l.jerY, rare. 2.39. the whole sulefactory, A good many of the chitAccident; accounted for 9 &ache and there eere I ere., in Lo.. are provided with very good clothes. 3 suicides. Wire regard to nutrition no fixed 'inc can yet be