Kansas reports early progress under maternity and infancy act
The 1927 United States Children’s Bureau report notes Kansas accepted federal funds and began organizing new maternity and infancy work. Kansas, with the Division of Child Hygiene, supplied staff and materials, including 224 sets of materials for child-health conferences, while $5,000 was provided outright and the rest matched by state funds.
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