1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers | University of Utah Marriott Library

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	Title	Date	Type
101	Second Child of Jay Glen Claimed by Flu	1920-02-05	Text
102	Serious Flu Epidemic	1919-07-04	Text
103	Seven Deaths. but a Drop in Number of Flue Cases	1918-10-28	Text
104	Sheriff's Force is Hard by the Influenza	1918-11-18	Text
105	Six Thousand Deaths of Flu	1918-12-06	Text
106	Slight Increase in Number of 'Flu' Cases	1918-11-08	Text
107	Smallpox and the "Flu."	1918-11-30	Text
108	Solider Boys Are Victims of 'Flu'	1918-10-25	Text
109	Spanish Influenza	1920-02-09	Text
110	Spanish Influenza in United States	1918-09-14	Text
111	Spanish Influenza Known as Three-Day Fever and Also as "Flu" in Washington, D. C	1918-10-07	Text
112	Spanish Influenza Pandemic	1918-11-14	Text
113	Standard's Force Hit by Influenza	1918-11-08	Text
114	Steady "Flu" Spread Reported in America	1920-01-29	Text
115	Steps Taken to Halt Flu by Putting Ban on Crowds	1920-01-28	Text
116	Stimson is to Fight Charges Made in 'Flu' Crusade	1918-12-17	Text
117	Sulphur Wards off Influenza	1918-11-21	Text
118	Tahiti Appeals for Medical Aid to Fight "Flu"	1918-12-05	Text
119	That Flu Stuff	1918-12-20	Text
120	Theatres of Ogden Opened ,Influenza Ban Lifted in City	1920-02-09	Text
121	They Sponsor Bill to Battle "Flu"	1919-08-01	Text
122	Thirty Dollars Day for Nurse during the 'Flu'	1918-12-02	Text
123	Thos. E. Myers Has Had Attack of Influenza	1918-11-07	Text
124	Three Soldiers Die of the 'Flu'	1918-10-22	Text
125	To Aid "Flu" People	1918-12-05	Text

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