1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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76 Motor Corps Aids during the Flu1918-12-10Text
77 Nearly Three Thousand Flu and Cold Cases Have Been Reported during October1918-11-02Text
78 Nebraska Schools and Public Places Closed because of "Flu"1918-10-22Text
79 No 'Flu' Deaths Are Reported since Yesterday1918-12-04Text
80 No Report is Being Made on the 'Flu' Epidemic1918-12-26Text
81 North Ogden Has a New Outbreak of Influenza1918-12-20Text
82 Not the 'Flu' but a New Arrival1918-12-21Text
83 Noted Doctor Victim of Flu-Pneumonia1918-12-24Text
84 Nothing Alarming in Flu Situation is Announcement1920-01-23Text
85 Nurse Dies of Flu in Brigham1918-12-03Text
86 Nurses Serve in 'Flu' Epidemic1918-12-04Text
87 Officers of French Military Mission to Siberia1918-11-29Text
88 Ogden Girl Dies of Flu in Denver1918-11-06Text
89 Only One Case of Flu is Reported on Thursday1918-12-27Text
90 Panguitch Now Has 'Flu' and Whole Family Down1918-12-10Text
91 Papers Hard Hit by Inroads Made by Influenza1918-11-07Text
92 Physicians Ask to be Released from Army to Fight Flu1918-12-21Text
93 Prevention for Spanish "Flu"1918-10-19Text
94 Provo Will Raise "Flu" Quarantine1918-12-24Text
95 Quarantine Against Salt Lake is Again in Sight If Flu in Capital Continues to Spread1918-12-28Text
96 Quarantine Against Salt Lake is Again in Sight If Flu in Capital Continues to Spread1918-12-28Text
97 Random References1918-11-26Text
98 Random References1918-12-18Text
99 Record of the Flu Shows a Rapid Decrease1918-12-12Text
100 Royal J. Douglas is Sent Home with Flu1920-01-27Text
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