The report of the Philadelphia baby saving show, and the proceedings of the Conference on infant hygiene . nfantile Mortality.—A century of the historyof infantile mortality, showing all the data availalile for various countries as com-piled by the French government. The foreign countries are the same as in DiagramsNos. 3 and -1, the century being by five-year periods from ISOl to 1!)10 for deathsof infants under 1 year of age (stillbirths excluded) i)er 1,000 living births. [FromStatistique Generale de la France.] The era of modern sanitary civilization may be marked by the dates uponwhich va
The report of the Philadelphia baby saving show, and the proceedings of the Conference on infant hygiene . nfantile Mortality.—A century of the historyof infantile mortality, showing all the data availalile for various countries as com-piled by the French government. The foreign countries are the same as in DiagramsNos. 3 and -1, the century being by five-year periods from ISOl to 1!)10 for deathsof infants under 1 year of age (stillbirths excluded) i)er 1,000 living births. [FromStatistique Generale de la France.] The era of modern sanitary civilization may be marked by the dates uponwhich various countries began to record infant mortality. Some countries—China,Turkey, and the United States—even yet possess no records of infant mortality. DiACiRAM No. (3.—Watch the Birth Rate Decrease! There are Fewer Deathsof Children Because Fewer Children are Born.—This leads, temporarily, to a lowergeneral death rate; later, to a higher rate because of fewer young persons at themost healthy ages. Moral: If fewer babies are born their lives should be more <^ *-J I— *^ j -i^ UJ t«-SCcf o. -i-S _t .2 3 2 2 o a c W> *- t; c ^ 3 .^ g-r- Bt$ S c5 ?,^. s-i^ t^r 7^ =.?! ts-S-i ^ CO c3 a erf t;co i5 -- ^^ Si^- -^ ^ CI rj 3^ sx 3 — f^ = ^ !„ >; P^ c -S E £ •t;^ ,. (=.?=- S E «y-> — -5 3<:t— a. ^- ^-D « ?? fwoo s
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