The Health bulletin [serial] - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

s The Health Bulletin July, 1927
Tliis is not a subject that nice people
like to consider: hut it is one that tliey
should seriously tliink about with the
increase of population in the cities and
towns, with the consequent gradual reduction
of the ixipulation in the strictly
rural districts, with the increase in
apartnu'iit-house livini;- and thickly settled
neighborhoods and the decrease in
the- satisfying home life, which is a
prolileni that is not likely to be less in
the immediate future.
ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN
During the year 1925 three thousand
six hundre