When should vaccination be repeated?
An unsuccessful vaccination proves nothing and should be repeated in two or three weeks. If success fully vaccinated in infancy, a child should invariably be revaccinated before puberty. If exposed or likely to be exposed to small-pox at any time vaccination should be repeated.
Weight chart for the first year; the curved line indicates the average rate of gain.
Weight chart, one to fourteen years. The upper line indicates the average for boys; the lower (dotted) line that for girls.
Footnotes:
[ [1]] Weights for the first four years are without clothes.