Maryland medical journal . Based on scientific formula. Recom-mended in Rhinitis, Pharyngitis, Laryn-gitis, Bronchitis and to prevent Compli-cations of the Respiratory Tract inHay Fever, Measles, Scarlet Fever,Grippe, Etc. NOSE-IONS CO. 269 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY. $al [-{epatica Effervescent Saline Combination Laxative & EHminant BRISTOL-MYERS CO. NEW YORK d MARYLAND MEDICAL JOURNAL Baltimore breed defective persons and an increased knowledge of hereditymeans an increased power in the prevention of the creation of de-generate and insane persons on the one hand, and normal, efficientpeopl


Maryland medical journal . Based on scientific formula. Recom-mended in Rhinitis, Pharyngitis, Laryn-gitis, Bronchitis and to prevent Compli-cations of the Respiratory Tract inHay Fever, Measles, Scarlet Fever,Grippe, Etc. NOSE-IONS CO. 269 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY. $al [-{epatica Effervescent Saline Combination Laxative & EHminant BRISTOL-MYERS CO. NEW YORK d MARYLAND MEDICAL JOURNAL Baltimore breed defective persons and an increased knowledge of hereditymeans an increased power in the prevention of the creation of de-generate and insane persons on the one hand, and normal, efficientpeople on the other. The population of the United States increased about n per cent,between 1904 and 1910, while the number of persons in insaneasylums during the same period increased 25 per cent. A singlefamily of defectives cost the State of New York in five genera-tions over $1,250,000. When it is realized that not only mental but also physical traits,such as deaf-mutism, color-blindness, gout, short-sightedness,alcoholism, epilepsy, imbecility and insanity may all be transmittedto offspring, the importance of Mendels work to the public healthand public pocketbook is readily seen. The prevention of the propagation of defectives may be con-trolled by the educa


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