1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers | University of Utah Marriott Library

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	Title	Date	Type
201	Larry Chappelle. Stricken by Flu, is near Death	1918-10-29	Text
202	Lifting of Flu Ban Sunday Considered	1918-11-14	Text
203	Low Mark in Flu Reached at Ogden	1919-01-29	Text
204	Man with Bottle for Flu Released	1919-02-20	Text
205	Mary Pickford is Beating Flu; Now Jack's Ill	1919-01-11	Text
206	Medicos Unite to Battle Flu	1918-12-11	Text
207	Meetings Postponed on Account of Flu	1918-10-25	Text
208	Member Student Army Dies of Flu	1918-12-07	Text
209	Mint Drop Comes as Chaser of Flu	1918-12-03	Text
210	Missionaries Tell of Fearful Toll Exacted by Flu	1919-05-06	Text
211	Moguls Expect a Fat Year Ahead for Baseball in P. Coast League	1918-12-10	Text
212	Monday Flu Cases Total Thirty-Four	1919-01-28	Text
213	More Cases of Flu outside Salt Lake	1918-11-18	Text
214	Motion Picture Films Held up by Flu Spread	1918-10-11	Text
215	Mrs. C. M. Nielsen Flu Sufferer	1918-11-21	Text
216	Must Wear "Flu" Maks at Trains	1918-10-22	Text
217	New Influenza Vaccine to be Used in Utah	1918-10-25	Text
218	New Opening, Closing Hours Account Flu	1918-11-22	Text
219	New York Begins Battle Against Flu	1918-10-04	Text
220	Newsies Don New Gauze Masks to Ward off Flu Strident Tones Not Silenced by Covered Mouth Telegram Army Photographed in Sanitary Attire	1918-10-18	Text
221	No Flu Deaths Reported in Day	1919-01-23	Text
222	Number of "Flu" Cases Drops to 9	1919-02-15	Text
223	Ogden Defeating Epidemic of Flu	1918-11-29	Text
224	Ogden Elks' Club is Flu Hospital	1918-12-02	Text
225	Ogden Reports Five Flu Cases	1919-02-22	Text

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