The Case for Birth Control
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The whole city. .
Down-town section (wards 1, 2, 3, 4) .
Kernville (wards 5, 6) Homerstown (ward 7) Roxbury (wards) Conemaugh Borough (wards 9, 10) ...
Woodvale (ward 11) Prospect (ward 12) Peelorville (ward 13) Minersville (ward 14) Cambria City (wards 15, 16) . . ; Moxham (ward 17) Morrellville (wards 18, 19, 20) Coopersdalo (ward 21 ) Popu- lation, 19iai 55,482 5,944 6,070 4,478 2,862 5,282 3,945 1,893 1,443 2,403 ■«,706 5,735 5,757 966 ToUil babies.
1,463 104 109 86 136 107 55 IS 72 310 157... 194 36 ij'SdvtiS dvjiai; fircr. ye:^ of babies boro in 1911.
13 J.
6J.0 5V.7 15*5. 'J 117.3 117.6 271.0 200.0 (-) 12.5.0 "ii. 2 32.5 C=) > Federal census of 1910.
3 Total live births less than 50; base therefore considered too small to use in computing an iiifant mor- tality rate.
To learn where the babies die is perhaps the first step in solving the in- fant mortality problem. The modern health oificer recognizes this and gener- ally has in his office a wall map upon which are indicated sections, wards, city blocks, and sometimes even houses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whole city. .
Down-town section (wards 1, 2, 3, 4) .
Kernville (wards 5, 6) Homerstown (ward 7) Roxbury (wards) Conemaugh Borough (wards 9, 10) ...
Woodvale (ward 11) Prospect (ward 12) Peelorville (ward 13) Minersville (ward 14) Cambria City (wards 15, 16) . . ; Moxham (ward 17) Morrellville (wards 18, 19, 20) Coopersdalo (ward 21 ) Popu- lation, 19iai 55,482 5,944 6,070 4,478 2,862 5,282 3,945 1,893 1,443 2,403 ■«,706 5,735 5,757 966 ToUil babies.
1,463 104 109 86 136 107 55 IS 72 310 157... 194 36 ij'SdvtiS dvjiai; fircr. ye:^ of babies boro in 1911.
13 J.
6J.0 5V.7 15*5. 'J 117.3 117.6 271.0 200.0 (-) 12.5.0 "ii. 2 32.5 C=) > Federal census of 1910.
3 Total live births less than 50; base therefore considered too small to use in computing an iiifant mor- tality rate.
To learn where the babies die is perhaps the first step in solving the in- fant mortality problem. The modern health oificer recognizes this and gener- ally has in his office a wall map upon which are indicated sections, wards, city blocks, and sometimes even houses.
What to read after The Case for Birth Control?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sanger Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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