1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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76 Old Flu Bug Goes and Picks on Mary PickfordSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-08
77 Public Warned to Guard Against FluSalt Lake Telegram1919-03-19
78 Even Buffalo Are Victims of FluSalt Lake Telegram1919-03-14
79 Flu Puts End to EcursionSalt Lake Telegram1919-03-19
80 Flu Leaves CampsSalt Lake Telegram1919-03-21
81 Two Weeks of Liberty Gives Prisoner FluSalt Lake Telegram1919-03-10
82 12 New Flu Cases Reported in DaySalt Lake Telegram1919-02-22
83 HeartitoriumSalt Lake Telegram1919-02-13
84 Man with Bottle for Flu ReleasedSalt Lake Telegram1919-02-20
85 Flu and Trench Fever Virus IsolatedSalt Lake Telegram1919-02-05
86 Flu Cost $7,500,000 Insurance in AfricaSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-17
87 Griffin Cleans "Flu"Salt Lake Telegram1919-01-20
88 Show Shops Prepare Program Opening Coming Soon other Cites Lief Ban on FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-16
89 Flu Masks Help in San FranciscoSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-16
90 Mary Pickford is Beating Flu; Now Jack's IllSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-11
91 119 New Cases Flu Are Reported HereSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-14
92 Medicos Unite to Battle FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-11
93 San Diego Now is Closed by FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-07
94 Flu Danger is Passed, Says NewmanSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-18
95 Flu NewsSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-15
96 Flu Victims by Scores UnburiedSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-12
97 County Divided into Flu ZonesSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-04
98 Butte Loosens Its Flu RestrictionsSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-18
99 Colorado Football Teams Also up in the AirSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-25
100 Flu Closing Law Declared InvalidSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-14
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