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W. and J. Game Off Under Flu Order 1918
W.F. Carr Dies at His Meggetts Home 1918
W. S. C. Officials Defend Care Given Students Ill With Flu 1918
W. W. Ray Quite Ill; Suffers Relapse 1918
Wages Offered Epidemic Aides 1918
Waiting Order to Close City Again 1918
Walk To Work 1918
"Walking Flu" Is Epidemic In Cleveland 1919
'Walking Flu' Walks Around North Shore 1919
Walking Is Best Preventative 1918
Walking Tours "Flu" Preventative 1918
Walt Mason, The Poet Philosopher: The Epidemic 1918
Walter Camp Tells How To Avoid "Flu" 1918
Wane Of Disease Seen, But Battle Must Not Relax 1918
The Waning Epidemic 1918
Want Influenza Quarantinable 1918
Want Quarantine Lifted 1918
Want Street Cars Disinfected Every Night For Awhile 1918
Want To Locate Nurses 1918
Want To Start Training 1918
Want Volunteer Workers 1918
Wanted--By Red Cross 1918
Wanted - Women Volunteers 1918
Wants $105,000 For Flu Hospital 1918
Wants All Offers of Peace Ignored 1918
Wants Boston Schools Closed 1918
Wants Churches Open 1918
Wants City Schools To Join Health Crusade 1919
Wants Nurses To Fight Flu In Camp 1918
Wants Pasteurized Milk 1918
Wants Permit To Open Churches Next Sunday 1918
Wants Plain Funerals 1918
Wants to Teach Use of Influenza Serum 1919
War Against Influenza Spread In City Continues; Decrease In Cases Noted During Day 1918
War and Grippe Cut Primary Vote 1918
War and Influenza Won't Hurt Churches Here, Ministers Declare 1918
War Blamed For Outbreak Of Influenza 1918
War Conditions Coupled With Epidemic Have Big Effect On 1918 Sports 1919
War Kitchen Closed Under Epidemic Ban 1918
War Lectures Deferred 1918
War On Grippe 1918
War Relic Train Recalled Due To Influenza Spread 1918
War Service Committee on Dancing and Recreation, Chicago Woman's Club, November 27, 1918 1918
War Time Precision Marks Work Of Corps Of Volunteer Nurses 1918
War Work Campaign Delayed By Epidemic 1918
War Work Campaign Postponed a Week Because of "Flu" 1918
War Work Drive Speakers Heard By Masked Audiences 1918
War Workers Not Stopped By Influenza 1918
Ward Off Influenza By Wearing Masks On Street 1918
Warm Climate Of New Orleans Bars Influenza 1918
Warm Praise For Local Chapter 1918
Warm Rain Favors Influenza's Spread 1918
Warm Weather Is Preventing New Pneumonia Cases 1918
Warn against "sure cure" for Spanish influenza 1918
Warn Against Spanish "Flu" At Picric Acid Plant 1918
Warned to save hard coal 1918
Warning about Flu 1918
Warning against Use of Patent Medicines in Influenza Cases Issued by State Association 1919
Warning By Dr. Morgan 1918
Warning given city churches of epidemic peril 1918
Warning Is Renewed Against Influenza 1918
Warning Issued As Flu Ban Is Lifted 1918
Warning Sent Out On Grip 1918
Warning: seven physicians in conference issue analysis of influenza symptoms and proper treatment 1918
Warning To Push Fight On "Flu" In L. A. 1918
Warns Against "Flu" 1918
Warns Against Early Lifting Of Restrictions 1918
Warns Against Influenza 1919
Warns Against The "Flu" 1918
Warns Epidemic May Come Back 1919
Warns Of Influenza 1918
Warns Of Spanish 'Flu' 1918
Warns Public about the Flu 1918
Warns To Watch For Spanish Flu 1918
Wars On Spitting To Help Avoid Flu 1918
Was The "Flu" To Blame? 1918
Was the Bedbug Responsible for the "Flu"? 1919
Wash Out "Flu" Germs 1918
Washington and the Influenza 1918
Washington Free Of Spanish Influenza 1918
Washington Made Sanitary Zone To Combat Influenza 1918
Washington's 2,082 Deaths From Influenza 1918
Washington State Health Department, Correspondence related to influenza [1919]
Washington U. Closed Because Of Influenza 1918
Washington U. Closed to Aid Influenza Fight 1918
Watch For 'Flu' 1918
Watch Influenza Cases Closely 1918
Watch Your Nose And Smother Your Cough 1918
Watching For Influenza 1918
Watching Influenza Situation Closely 1918
Watchmen Unable To Punch Clock 1918
Watchu' Doin' With Yourself? 1918
Water as Street Cleanser to Flush the Dust Laden With Germs Into Sewers 1919
Watervliet Acts In Grip Epidemic 1918
Wave Of Influenza 1919
The Way To Hold Down The Influenza 1918
Waynesboro Death Rate High 1918
Ways And Means To Curb Influenza Is Topic Discussed 1918
We Have With Us � The Influenza 1918
We Miss Our Movies 1918
"We Want Nurses For Flu Fight" -- Health Officer 1918
Weapons Against Influenza 1918
Wear A Mask And Save Your Life! 1918
Wear A Mask And Save Your Life! 1918
Wear A Mask and Save Your Life! 1918
Wear A Mask, It May Save Life, Poster Warning 1918
Wear Gauze Mask Or Go To Jail Is Order From Police 1918
Wear Influenza Masks Or Walk, Mayor Orders 1918
Wear Mask, Says Law, Or Face Arrest 1918
Wear Masks At Navy Yard 1918
Wear Masks in Public Places, Alameda Edict 1918
Wear Masks Properly, Is Flu Warning 1918
Wear Masks To Church, Advise 1919
"Wear Masks," Asks Governor 1918
Wear Your Mask! Commands Drastic New Ordinance; Emergency Measure Hits All Persons 1918
Wearing Mask Compulsory In Oakland 1918
Wearing Of Mask Urged On Public 1919
Wearing Of Masks Disease Preventative 1918
Wearing The Influenza Mask 1918
Weather And Influenza 1918
Weather Blamed For Many Deaths From Influenza 1918
Weather Cause Of Deaths 1918
Weather Is "Flu" Antidote? 1918
Weddings in Vallejo Must Be Anti-Flu 1918
Wednesday, December 11, 1918 1918
Wednesday, December 18, 1918 1918
Wednesday Flu Cases 625 Less Than Tuesday 1919
Wednesday, October 16, 1918 1918
Wednesday, October 23, 1918 1918
Week-End Influenza Totals Show Great Decrease in City 1918
Week's Death Rate Lower Than In 1918 1919
Week's Death Roll Up 173 Above Last 1918
Week's Epidemic Deaths 1,203 1918
Week's Flu Cases Take Huge Slump 1919
Week's Influenza Cases Show Big Decrease 1919
Week's Mortality From Pneumonia And Influenza 62 1919
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Weekly Health Report, Influenza in Lead 1919
Welch Investigates Mobile Conditions 1918
Welch To Direct The Fight On "Flu" Throughout State 1918
Welfare Bodies Co-ordinate Forces to Stop Duplication of Effort in Fighting Plague 1918
Welfare Men Help Relieve Monotony 1918
Welfare Workers Busy in Atlanta 1918
Well-Known Local Woman Gives Details of Epidemic Work 1918
West Central Zone, December 16, 1918 To December 21, 1918 1918
West Central Zone, December 2, 1918 To December 7, 1918 1918
West Central Zone, December 30, 1918 To January 4, 1919 1919
West Central Zone, December 9, 1918 To December 14, 1918 1918
West Central Zone, November 25, 1918 To November 30, 1918 1918
West Central Zone, November 4, 1918 To November 9, 1918 1918
West Central Zone, October 7, 1918 To October 12, 1918 1918
West End Dairy (Advertisement) 1918
West Side Of City Full Of Influenza 1918
Western Slope In Plague Grip 1918
Western Zone, December 16, 1918 To December 21, 1918 1918
Western Zone, December 9, 1918 To December 14, 1918 1918
Western Zone, November 11, 1918 To November 16, 1918 1918
Western Zone, November 18, 1918 To November 23, 1918 1918
Western Zone, November 25, 1918 To November 30, 1918 1918
Western Zone, November 4, 1918 To November 9, 1918 1918
Western Zone, October 14, 1918 To October 19, 1918 1918
Western Zone, October 21, 1918 To October 26, 1918 1918
Western Zone, October 28, 1918 To November 2, 1918 1918
Western Zone, October 7, 1918 To October 12, 1918 1918
Wet Goods Get Chef In Bad 1918
What Are You Worth To Yourself? 1918
What Happens To The Sufferer From Spanish Influenza 1918
What Have We Done to Meet This Plague? 1918
What If Legislature Should Meet Before Ban Is Removed? 1918
What "Influenza" Means 1918
What Made Epidemic Of Spanish Influenza So Deadly? 1918
What Made The Epidemic Of Spanish Influenza So Deadly? 1918
What Made the Epidemic of Spanish Influenza So Deadly? 1918
What Red Cross Can Do 1918
What's Going On In 'Flu' Situation 1918
What Shall We Do? Doctors Talk Over the Epidemic Here 1918
What Spanish Influenza Is 1918
What Spanish Influenza Is And Just How It Is Treated 1918
What the Boston Metropolitan Chapter of the Red Cross Accomplished during the Epidemic 1918
What the Health Department Has Done To Curb the Epidemic of Influenza, Monthly Bulletin of the Department of Public Health and Charities of the City of Philadelphia, October - November, 1918 1918
What the Health Department Has Done to Curb the Epidemic of Influenza, Monthly Bulletin of The Department of Public Health and Charities of the City of Philadelphia, October - November, 1918 1918
What the Local Red Cross Did During the Epidemic 1918
What to Do to Insure Your Complete Recovery from Influenza and Pneumonia 1919
What to Do to Prevent It and How to Treat Influenza 1918
What We Really Know About the Epidemic
What Will The Harvest Be? 1919
What You Should Know About Influenza [1918]
Wheeler Free from Spanish Influenza 1918
When A Feller Needs A Friend 1918
When a Feller Needs A Friend 1919
When "Flu" Closed Schools the Girls Learned How to Can Food 1918
When Is Racing to Be Resumed? 1918
When the Flu Comes around, Take Care of the Chest 1918
When Willie Had A Cold 1918
When You Must Wear A Mask 1918
Where All Must Help 1919
Where Flu Victims Will Get Care 1919
Where Is Our Medical Science? 1918
Where Quarantine Has "Worked" 1918
Which Made the 'Flu' Patient Impatient 1918
While "Flu" Dwindles, "Sure Cures" Appear at Health Office 1918
While Influenza Epidemic Is Waning Need For Trained Nurses Is Urgent 1918
A Whim Of The Plague 1918
Whiskey and Influenza 1918
Whiskey, Captured By Police, To Help Fight On Influenza 1918
Whiskey for the Flu Sufferers 1918
Whiskey Is Given For Many Patients 1918
Whiskey to Treat Pneumonia Cases 1918
Whisky For "Flu" Withheld By Ringer 1918
Whisky May Be Used As A Cure For Influenza 1918
Whisky Praised as Influenza Medicine 1919
Whisky Used To Check Spread Of Influenza 1918
White Liquor Used As Flu Medicine 1918
White To Parcel Contraband Liquor To Victims Of Flu 1918
"White" Wings Hit By "Flu" 1918
Whitman Appoints Grip Commission 1918
Whole City To Fight "Flu" 1918
Whole Town Down With Influenza 1919
Wholesome Fear Of Influenza Is Needed By City 1918
Whooping Cough Adds To Influenza Woes Among Babies 1918
Why Epidemic of Influenza Was So Frequently Fatal 1918
Why Influenza Has Returned 1918
Why Is An Epidemic? 1918
Why Not Close Schools, Oak Cliff Mother Asks 1918
Why Not Raise Quarantine? 1918
Why the Flu? 1919
Why We Should Keep Out Spanish Influenza 1918
Wide Business Closing Order to Check Influenza in Effect Today in St. Louis; Closing Order In Force, And Is Generally Obeyed 1918
Widespread Ban On Meetings 1918
Wife Dead; Husband Ill 1919
Wilbur Wright Epidemic Shows Some Decrease 1918
Will Act Today On City Closing 1918
Will Act Today On Quarantine Law 1918
Will Analyze Ban 1918
Will Ask $25,000 Of City To Combat Spanish Grippe 1918
Will Ask Easier Ban 1918
Will Ask Influenza Mourners Do Not Assemble In House 1918
Will Care For "Flu" Orphans 1918
Will Care For "Flu" Victims 1918
Will Chart Influenza 1918
Will Check Spread of Influenza at Gordon 1918
Will Clamp On Lid To Stop Epidemic Among Soldiers 1918
Will Close Books On "Flu" Tomorrow 1918
Will Co-Ordinate Anti-Flu Fight 1918
Will Demobilize U. Of U. Next Week 1918
Will Discard Masks 1919
Will Discuss Spanish "Flu" 1918
Will Discuss Ways To Handle Flu Epidemic 1918
Will district city in influenza fight 1918
Will Do His Upmost To Keep Schools Free Of Influenza 1918
Will Enforce Sanitary Regulations In Dallas 1918
Will Expend $575,000 To Combat Influenza 1918
Will Gather 'Flu' Data 1919
Will Have Dances Oct. 31 And Nov. 28 1918
Will Help Educate Public As To Flu 1918
Will Hold Court Here 1918
Will Keep Schools Closed Until Flu Wears Itself Out 1918
Will Lift Ban At Midnight Saturday 1918
Will Lift Ban on School Activities 1919
Will Likely Close Schools To Prevent Influenza Spread 1918
Will List Nurses Of City To Prepare For Influenza Cases 1918
Will Make Nursing Survey 1918
Will Not Close City Up 1918
Will Not Lift Closing Order 1918
Will Obey Flu Order 1918
Will Omit Sunday School Sessions 1918
Will Open Schools Monday 1918
Will Open Social Service Classes 1918
Will Placard Houses Of Influenza Victims 1918
Will Prevent Outdoor Services 1918
Will Quarantine Influenza Cases 1918
Will Resume Luncheons 1918
Will Resume Meetings 1918
Will Round Up Spitters 1918
Will Shut Shops In South Phila. To Fight Influenza 1918
Will Study Influenza 1919
Will Try A Serum 1918
Will Urge Serum Stations 1918
Will Use Children To Check Influenza 1918
Will Use Masks To Check 'Flu' 1918
Will Use New Serum To Fight Influenza 1918
Will Use Serum in Fighting Influenza 1919
Will Use Whisky In Fighting "Flu" Here 1918
Will Vaccinate Pupils to Curb "Flu" Spread 1918
Will We Have Three Years More Of Influenza Epidemic? 1918
William H. Coleman's [Kentucky] State Board of Health Certificate 1918
Wilson Holds 15 Ft. Slocum Doctors Here 1918
Wilson May Ask Removal Of Ban 1918
Winchester Taking Precaution 1918
Windows Must Be Kept Open 1918
Winter Clothing (How To Keep Well) 1919
Winter Swimmer Beats Flu Mask Order by Walks 1918
Wire Baker For Doctors To Fight Flu 1918
Witches Astir As Ban Lifts 1918
With 466 Cases Reported, Authorities Are Closely Watching "Flu" Situation 1918
With 60,000 Influenza Cases Reported, Virginia Total Now Thought To Be Fully 200,000 1918
With City Hospital Unable To Care For More Influenza, Situation Is Alarming 1918
With Flu Ban Off City Celebrates Real Christmas 1918
With Only Nine New Cases Of Influenza Worcester Physicians Say Epidemic Is Over 1918
Withhold News Of Dodge Death List 1918
Witness Mentions Influenza, Crowd Leaves Courtroom 1918
"Wobbly" Is Democrat Retort 1918
Wolff, Quarantined by Wife, to Sue City 1918
Woman charges 'slicker' nurse killed husband 1918
Woman in Man's Garb Is Believed 'Flu' Julia Lyons 1919
Woman's City Club Bulletin, December 1918 1918
Women Aid Flu Hospital 1918
Women Aid Host Of Grip Victims 1918
Women Appeal for Cars to Transport Doctors, Nurses 1918
Women Appeal for Cars to Transport Doctors, Nurses 1918
Women Are urged to Aid 1918
Women Asked to Help Fight Influenza 1918
Women Asked To Loan Cars to "Flu" Workers 1918
Women Between 35 and 50 Asked To Register As Emergency Nurses 1918
Women Do Share To Fight Disease 1918
Women Drive Cars To Aid Doctors 1918
Women drivers busy 1918
Women Enthusiastic Over Red Cross Work 1918
Women Form Central Grip Relief Body 1918
Women Implored to Give Their Aid 1918
Women in Business Life Don "Flu" Masks 1918
Women Join to Aid Plea of Copeland 1918
Women Maccabes to Give "Flu" Aid 1918
Women Make New Plea For Grip Fight Aid 1918
Women Motorists To Aid Grip Fight 1918
Women Needed To Aid Grip-Ridden Families 1918
Women Nurses Needed In Texas Army Camps 1918
Women of Chicago called to battle against influenza 1918
Women Of Food Bureau Giving Systematic Aid 1918
Women Of Syracuse Good Samaritans To Stricken Soliders 1918
Women Of Three Churches Take Turns In Caring For Epidemic Orphans' Clothing 1918
Women Prepare Food In Homes 1918
Women Provide Food For 3,200 1918
Women Push On Despite Grip 1918
Women Respond Nobly in Aiding Afflicted 1918
Women's Convention Postponed 1918
Women's Furs As Carriers of Germs 1918
Women's Societies Postpone Meetings 1918
Women Seek Autos in Epidemic Fight 1918
Women Speed Up Grip Relief 1918
Women Still Urged to Aid 1918
Women To Fight Influenza 1918
Women Urged To Help Fight Spanish Malady 1918
Women Urged To Help The Sick 1918
Women Urged to Make Influenza Masks at Home 1918
Women Wanted At Red Cross House To Make Gauze Masks 1918
Women Wanted To Help Sick 1918
Women Who Know How To Nurse Are Needed 1918
Women Willing To Aid Nursing Work 1918
Women Working Hard Regardless Influenza Epidemic 1918
Won't Change Hours 1918
Won't Consider Lifting Ban 1918
Woods Hutchinson Defends Masking 1918
Worcester Doctors Report Grip Epidemic Is Subsiding 1918
Worcester Draft Boards Close Doors To Public But Clerks Work 1918
Worcester "Flu" Abating 1919
Worcester Gets No Nurses From The Military Camps 1918
Worcester Health Board May Not Remove Grip Ban 1918
Worcester Opens Heart To Babies 1918
Worcester Physicians Warn Citizens Of Danger From Influenza Epidemic 1918
Worcester Red Cross Issues Appeal For Emergency Nurses 1918
Worcester Saloons May Be Ordered Closed Today 1918
Worcester School Teachers Respond Nobly To Call For Emergency Workers 1918
Worcester Teachers Are Doing Their Bit 1918
Worcester Twins Die Within 8 Hours 1918
Worcester Womans Club Members Are Invited To Help Care For Babies At MacInnes House, Harvard Street 1918
Word Of Cheer For Epidemic Victims By Dr. Edmonds 1918
Work and Play Hours Set by Health Board 1918
Work hours changed 1918
Work Of Chapter Praised 1918
Work Of Control Showing In State � Health Men Say 1918
Work Of Military Hospital Praised 1918
Work of Motor Corps 1918
Work Of Nurses In Local Epidemic 1918
Work Of The American Red Cross Bureau Of Military Relief During The Influenza Epidemic In The Fall of 1918 [1919]
The Work of the Illinois Influenza Commission 1919
The Work of the Nurses' Emergency Council
Work of women's ambulance corps 1918
Workers At Red Cross Warehouse 1918
Workers Having Colds Banned At Red Cross 1918
Workers Lag On Flu Mask Quota 1918
Workers Make Report Of Epidemic Services 1918
Workers Needed At Gauze Rooms Of Red Cross 1918
Working On Masks For Hospital Use 1918
A Working Program Against Influenza: Prepared By An Editorial Committee of the American Public Health Association, And Based upon Papers, Committee Reports and Discussions Presented at the Meeting of the Association Held in Chicago, Illinois, December 9 to 12, 1918 1919
World Peace Influence Is Thanksgiving Thought 1918
A World-Wide Epidemic 1918
Worse In Gloucester 1918
Worse In Hagerstown 1918
Worship in open air 1918
Worshippers to Meet Outdoors Only in Masks 1918
Worst Flu Agent Is Drinking Cup 1918
"Worst Is Over," Says Health Chief Of Flu Epidemic 1918
Worst of "flu" is over 1918
Worst of "flu" over 1918
Worst of Influenza Epidemic Is Over 1918
Worst of Influenza Situation Is Over in Alabama, Dr. Welch Says 1918
Would Aid Other Influenza Towns 1918
Would Close Schools 1919
Would Extend Ban to Saloons 1918
Would Fine Victims of Colds for Appearing in Public 1918
Would Give Up Board of Health 1918
Would Lift Theater Ban 1918
Would Oust Health Head 1918
Would Prevent New Influenza Outbreak 1918
Would Publish Health Rules In Newspapers 1918
Would Shut All Halls In U. S. To End Scourge 1918
Would Stop Returns To Fight Influenza 1918
Would Stop The Circus 1918
Wouldst dance? Then snooze as J. Dill snoozes 1918
Wrestling With The Influenza 1918
Wright Field Now Has 250 Spanish Influenza Cases 1918

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