1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers | University of Utah Marriott Library

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	Title	Date	Type
276	Teachers Volunteer as Flu Nurses	1918-10-17	Text
277	Than for and Flu	1920-12-06	Text
278	Than for and Flu	1920-12-08	Text
279	Theatres to Reopen with Splendid Bills	1918-12-07	Text
280	Theatres, Churches, Schools of Utah Close on Account of "Flu'	1918-10-09	Text
281	There's Always a Bright Side, Even to the Flu	1918-10-26	Text
282	This Man's Glad He Got the Flu	1918-12-11	Text
283	Thousand Now Using Anti-Flu Treatment	1918-11-21	Text
284	Three Die in One Family of "Flu"	1918-10-21	Text
285	Three Succumb to Flu in Day	1918-12-09	Text
286	Town of Portage Hard Hit by Flu	1918-11-04	Text
287	Twelve New Cases of Flu Are Listed	1919-03-03	Text
288	Two Weeks of Liberty Gives Prisoner Flu	1919-03-10	Text
289	U Man Dies of Flu at Idaho Home	1918-10-26	Text
290	U. S. Opens Big Fight on 'Flu'	1918-09-26	Text
291	Unfortunate Flu Victim Helped	1919-08-16	Text
292	Utah Soldier is Dead of Spanish Flu at U. S. Camp	1918-10-07	Text
293	Utahn Dies of Flu in Idaho	1918-11-19	Text
294	Vaccine Found to Prevent Flu, U. S. is Informed	1918-10-02	Text
295	Victim of Flu Sleeps 5 Wks.	1919-04-17	Text
296	Victims of Flu to Get Larger Ration of Sugar	1918-10-30	Text
297	Viewing Bodies of Flu Victims is Curbed	1918-10-31	Text
298	Violators of Flu Rules to be Punished	1918-11-22	Text
299	W. W. Ray Recovers from Flu Attack	1918-11-30	Text
300	Wage War on Flu to Cut Death Rate, Urges Dr. Paul	1918-10-18	Text

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