Australia
Austria
France
Germany
Great Britain
Hungary
India
New Zealand
Included are: statistics; suggested reasons for changes in the infant mortality rate such as living conditions, the availability of midwives, the employment of the mother and the availability of milk; and praise of "the mother-fed infant".
In Britain there was a fear that if insufficient babies were born then it would be impossible to protect the country against Germany which was "straining every nerve to restore her broken fortunes by battalions of babies" and there was some disquiet about the shortfall of babies in Scotland. There is some reference to the proposed conversion of the Department of Health into the Ministry of Health. Includes details of the National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and for the Welfare of Infancy.
Language: includes 2 pieces in German.