1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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176 Flu Stops Another1918-10-23Text
177 Former Detective is Ill with Flu1918-11-26Text
178 Freddie Welsh is Weak from "Flu"1918-11-14Text
179 Jim Jeffries and Flu Are in Stiff Battle1918-10-24Text
180 Julian L' Estrange, Actor, Dies of Flu1918-10-23Text
181 Meetings Postponed on Account of Flu1918-10-25Text
182 Schools and Shows Closed by Flu1918-10-03Text
183 Lifting of Flu Ban Sunday Considered1918-11-14Text
184 63 Flu Victims Nebraska's Quota1918-11-01Text
185 Chares Betts Victim of Flu1918-11-13Text
186 Chinese Held as Flu Order Breakers1918-11-02Text
187 Ephraim Doctor, Druggist, First to Catch "Flu"1918-10-15Text
188 Epidemic of Flu is Thing of Past1918-12-16Text
189 Flu Decreases in Army Camps1918-12-20Text
190 Flu Kills Natives.1919-06-06Text
191 Flu Puts End to Ecursion1919-03-19Text
192 Flu Reappears in Kansas1920-05-04Text
193 I. W. W .Nabbed for Breaking Flu Rule Against Meetings1918-10-26Text
194 King of Spain Ill with Spanish "Flu"1918-10-04Text
195 Larry Chappelle. Stricken by Flu, is near Death1918-10-29Text
196 Republicans Meet in Open Air on Account of "Flu"1918-10-12Text
197 Son of Conan Doyle is Victim of Flu1918-12-05Text
198 Students Hunt "Flu" Germ1920-05-25Text
199 Vaccine Found to Prevent Flu, U. S. is Informed1918-10-02Text
200 250 "Flu" Cases in Two Arizona Cities1918-10-03Text
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