CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITS 323 



Table: 



Showing deaths from diarrhoeal diseases for ten years by months 



CHICAGO 



Charts: 



Showing the relation between summer mortality among children 



and density of population and nativity 



Showing diarrhoeal diseases deaths per 10,000 of population 

 Showing infant deaths from diarrhoeal diseases during the hot 



weather 



"What kills the babies?" 



Showing where the babies died from diarrhoeal diseases 

 Showing what sanitation and preventive medicine have done for 



Chicago 

 'The double cross," showing Chicagoaons the impure air and 



impure food diseases 



Showing the increase in the average age of death 

 Maps: 



Chicago's breathing spots 



Prosecutions and violations of the milk ordinance 

 Places where ice is harvested for Chicago 

 Location of diphtheria cases in December, 1908 

 Location of diseases from diarrhoeal diseases in summer, 1909 

 Diagram: 



Infant welfare campaign 

 Posters: 



Summer care of babies. Posters in three languages 



Flies. Speaking of flies 



Showing the use of pacifiers. String of retired long tube rubber 



nipples 

 "Which way are you going?" Rules of health and consequence 



of neglect 

 "Don't kill your baby." Directions for feeding infants. Same 



poster in Italian, Polish and Yiddish 

 Showing agencies employed during the summer campaigns of 



1909 to save the babies 



"Save the babies." Giving directions for food and other meas- 

 ures. 



Showing Chicago's breathing spots 

 Photographs: 



Set of seven showing Municipal Playgrounds 



Outdoor schools 



Set of sixteen showing insanitary housing conditions 



"Catching the public eye" 



Set of sixteen showing good and bad dairy conditions 



Set of twenty showing insanitary dairy conditions 



Set of eight showing work of Fresh Air Fund 1 , Chicago Daily 



News 



Set of six showing small parks 

 Set of five showing sanitary conditions 

 Public baths 



Frame: 



Showing blanks used in Infant Welfare Campaign 



