What was the age for reception of Holy Eucharist and Confirmation prior to 1910?

Prior to 1910, the age for receiving the Holy Eucharist was typically around 12 years, while Confirmation was generally administered at around the age of 14. The Catholic Church's practices regarding the sacraments varied by region and local customs. However, in 1910, Pope Pius X encouraged earlier reception of the Eucharist, promoting first communion for children around the age of reason, which is generally considered to be around 7 years old.