1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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51 Go to Bed When You Are Attacked by Influenza1918-10-12Text
52 Graves Plowed like Furrows When Flu Strikes Mexico1918-11-15Text
53 Hawaii Escapes Ravages of the Flu Epidemic1918-12-13Text
54 Health Department Reports More Flucases1920-01-25Text
55 Health Meeting at Which Business Men Join with Authorities to Check 'Flu'1918-11-27Text
56 How to Care for Those Sick of Flu1918-11-22Text
57 I'm Going Home. I Don't Feel Well; I'm Sick1918-10-21Text
58 Idaho Towns Have a Battle over the Influenza1918-12-06Text
59 In the "Flu" Hospital1918-12-14Text
60 Influenza Causes Two Deaths, and Twenty New Case Are Reported during Morning1918-10-11Text
61 Influenza Situation About Same in Ogden1920-01-27Text
62 Influenza Warning is Issued by the Authorities1919-09-19Text
63 Influenza? No! Plague? Yes!1918-11-30Text
64 Investigating 'Flu' at University of Utah1918-12-06Text
65 Jack Atwater is among the Dead1918-11-30Text
66 Joseph Scowcroft, Jr., Dies after Short Illness of 'Flu'1918-12-03Text
67 Julius R. Hunter is Victim of 'Flu' in Lovelock. Nev1918-12-23Text
68 Leslie G. Hillstead of the Standard Force Falls a Victim to the Influenza1918-11-18Text
69 Little Change Seen in Ogden's "Flu" Situation1920-02-03Text
70 Local News1918-12-03Text
71 Mackay, Idaho, Has 'Flu' Quarantine1918-12-30Text
72 Many Cases of Flu in Salt Lake Reported Sunday1918-10-28Text
73 Many New Cases of Flu and Pneumonia Listed in Chicago1920-01-24Text
74 Masks Should be Seen on Streets1918-10-17Text
75 More Mexicans Are Afflicted with 'Flu' and Brought to Ogden1919-04-18Text
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