1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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1 How to Nurse Flu Patients is Told by State Board of HealthRichfield Reaper1920-02-07
2 First Letter to Standard in Response to Invitation to an Open Forum on InfluenzaOgden Daily Standard1918-12-10
3 What to Do to Avoid the "Flu"Tooele Transcript Bulletin1920-02-20
4 What to Do Not to Give the "Flu"Tooele Transcript Bulletin1920-02-20
5 Food for Influenza Victims PrescribedSalt Lake Tribune1918-10-27
6 Mayfield Man Victim of "Flu"Gunnison Valley News1920-02-20
7 Flu Closes Mines in Old MexicoOgden Daily Standard1918-11-19
8 Influenza Conditions at U. A. CLogan Republican1918-10-31
9 Four Deaths from "Flu" Past Week Throws Pall of Gloom over the CityVernal Express1920-03-05
10 Easton Carlisle Victim of "Flu"Logan Republican1919-03-25
11 Mrs. Cameron "Flu" VictimPiute Chieftain1919-01-23
12 Beaver Escapes Epidemic of FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-01
13 Deaths by 'Flu' is 400,000Ogden Daily Standard1918-12-12
14 Flu' Delays Coast Gridiron ContestsSalt Lake Tribune1918-10-27
15 How to Avoid InfluenzaSalt Lake Herald-Republican1920-01-28
16 City Physician of Ogden Offers Advice on Influenza and Issues Direct WarningOgden Daily Standard1918-10-11
17 Influenza Causes Two Deaths, and Twenty New Case Are Reported during MorningOgden Daily Standard1918-10-11
18 North Ogden Has a New Outbreak of InfluenzaOgden Daily Standard1918-12-20
19 Heroes Try to Take 'Flu'; All Efforts VainSalt Lake Herald-Republican1919-01-20
20 The Spanish FluGoodwin's Weekly1918-10-12
21 City Commissioners, Health Board and Physicians Take Steps to Check Spread of Influenza Cases in OgdenOgden Daily Standard1920-01-21
22 Information from State Board on InfluenzaDavis County Clipper1918-10-18
23 Physicians Are Called Too SoonRichfield Reaper1918-10-26
24 No Need for Alarm over "Flu" If People Will Only Act SaneVernal Express1920-02-13
25 'FLU" Epidemic will be MilderGunnison Valley News1919-10-10
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