[Report 1913] / Medical Officer of Health, Farsley U.D.C.

  • Farsley (England). Urban District Council.
Date:
1913
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Credit: [Report 1913] / Medical Officer of Health, Farsley U.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    population of 6,000 gives a rate of 11.1, being a decrease of 2.5 on the previous year. Death-rate for England and Wales 13.7. Deaths of Inhabitants of Farsley outside the District in 1913. Place of Death. Age. Sex. Cause of Death. Clayton Workhouse 56 M Morbus Cordis. Do. 76 M. Cerebral Softening. Do. 38 F. Phthisis. Do. 82 M. Senile Decay. Do. 77 M. Senile Decay. Do. 15 days. M. Icterus. Do. 70 F. Cerebral Softening. Do. 31 F. Syphilis. Do. 74 F. Cerebral Softening West Riding Asylum, Menston 8 M. Pleuro Pneumonia. Leigh Mill Dam, Stanningley 77 M. Drowning. Leeds Infirmary 52 M. Chronic Nephritis. Do. 44 F. Cancer of Large Intestine Do. 19 M. Mastoiditis. Storthes Hall 57 F. Chronic Nephritis. Infant Mortality.—There were 7 Deaths of Infants under 1 year, being a decrease of 4 on the previous year. This number (7) being calculated per 1000 Births registered, gives a rate of 58.8, a decrease of 45.5 on 1912. The rate for England and Wales was 109. Infectious Diseases.—Four Cases were reported in the first, three in the second, ten in the third and three in the last Quarter of the year, a total of 20, a decrease of 9 on the previous year.