Science of Statistics: Statistics and sociologyMacmillan, 1895 |
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according age classes agricultural Allg Austria average age Bavaria Belgium birth-rate blind born Catholic causes census cent cities classification climate conjugal condition crimes criminal death-rate decrease Denmark density of population Deutschen Reichs different countries difficult diseases divorced effect emigration excess of females excess of males fact families figures following table foreign foreign-born France Germany greater Holland Hungary idiots illegitimacy illegitimate births immigration important increase insane instance Ireland Italy large number largest number less Levasseur living marriage-rate married women mortality nationality native-born Norway number of births number of children number of deaths number of illegitimate number of males number of marriages number of persons number of suicides occupation paupers period phenomena proportion provinces provinces of Prussia Prussia race relative number religious confession Scotland small number social condition sociological purpose Stat Statistik des Deutschen still-born Sweden tion total number total population United variations varies widows Zeitschrift des Preuss
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Сторінка 189 - ... from one to four rooms and windows ; in the second, what might be considered a good farm house, having from five to nine rooms and windows ; and in the first class all houses of a better description than the preceding.
Сторінка 129 - ... they die is scarcely of less account; for it is the complement of the primary question teaching men how to live a longer, healthier and happier life.
Сторінка 218 - Scotland the largest number of deaf and dumb is found during the early years of life. The steady decrease after the age 15 to 20 shows the greater mortality among these unfortunates. In regard to conjugal condition the deaf-mutes are largely shut out from marriage because of the mortality among them. In Prussia only 8.5 per cent of the males and 6 per cent of the females were married. In regard to religious confession, in Prussia the proportion among Jews was greater than among Catholics or Protestants...
Сторінка 178 - ... up to the 67th year. After that date the survivors at the end of each subsequent year are more numerous by the old than by the new table. This points to the fact that the survivors at the end of the 45th year are so much more numerous than they were under the rate of mortality prevailing in 1838-54, that they can support the higher mortality of after years for a considerable period and yet retain their numerical superiority.
Сторінка 176 - It would be absurd, for instance, to draw any inferences from a comparison of the mean ages at death of bishops and curates, as men do not usually become bishops till they have passed the middle period of life.
Сторінка 100 - ... of corn. In Germany this tendency of the number of marriages to decrease when the price of rye was high and to increase when the price was low was observable until about 1860. Since that time Germany has become so industrial and commercial that the price of food is only one element in the economic well-being of the masses. The truth of the above maxim is better expressed in a more general form in the words of Hermann, the Bavarian statistician, as follows : " The number of marriages in any period...
Сторінка 221 - This percentage of increase does not indicate an increase in the proportion of insane persons to population, but rather a great increase in the amount of asylum accommodation provided, and a willingness on the part of the public to make full use of all the facilities thus provided.1 The total number of insane per million of population was 1697 in 1890, and 1833 in 1880.
Сторінка 194 - Catholic population 5 years of age and upward, 22.0 per cent, of the Protestant Episcopalian, 8.6 per cent, and of the Presbyterian 5.6 per cent, could neither read nor write. Ireland is considered an illiterate country, but it is not nearly as much so as some of the countries of continental Europe. In Austria, for instance, 27.7 per cent of the males and 31 per cent of the females, six years of age and over, could neither read nor write, and in Bukowina and Dalmatia the percentage was 75 and 85...
Сторінка 242 - Morselli, from whose laborious monograph these figures are taken, says that "in the aggregate of the civilized States of Europe and America the frequency of suicide shows a growing and uniform increase, so that generally voluntary death since the beginning of the century has increased and goes on increasing more rapidly than the geometrical augmentation of the population and of the general mortality...
Сторінка 113 - See also, for instance, Mayo-Smith, Richmond, Statistics and Sociology, p. 113, New York, 1910 : " Dr. Farr calculated that the interval between the mean age of mothers at marriage and their mean age at the births of their children is about six years. Hence, if the legitimate births of a given year be divided by the marriages of six years earlier date, the quotient will be the proportion of children to a marriage.