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Abandon Indoor Liberty Loan Meeting To Stop Flu 1918 —
Abandoned Hospital Turned Into Emergency Institution 1918 —
Abatement Of Grip Epidemic Continues 1918 —
Abatement Of Influenza Is Seen 1918 —
Abatement Seen In Influenza Cases 1918 —
Abatement Seen in Influenza Epidemic 1918 —
Abdominal Complications of the Influenza Epidemic at Camp Custer, Mich. 1919 —
Able to Cope With Influenza Outbreak 1918 —
Abolish "Flu" Mask Rule; May Open Theaters, Churches Sunday 1918 —
About 1,200 Flu Cases This Month 1919 —
About 10 Per Cent Of Students Sick 1918 —
About $20,000 Spent by City Fighting Epidemic 1919 —
About Influenza 1918 —
About Influenza 1918 —
About Lizards Influenza And $2 1918 —
About Spanish Influenza 1918 —
About Three Hundred New Grippe Cases 1918 —
Absence Of Masks Puts Ban On Rally 1918 —
Abstract From Report On Influenza Epidemic At Camp Grant, Illinois, September 21st, 1918 to Nov. 5th, 1918 [1918] —
Academy Of Medicine Discusses Influenza 1918 —
Accept Seminary for Hospital Use 1918 —
Acceptance Of Training School Applications Delayed 1918 —
Accounts of expenditures for fighting the influenza epidemic, 1920 - 1921 [1921] —
Act "creating and establishing a department of public welfare in the government of cities of Minnesota of over 50,000 inhabitants" 1919 —
Act To Check Spread Of Influenza 1918 —
Act To Stop Influenza 1918 —
Acting Governor Orders Meetings To Be Continued 1918 —
Action By The Governor 1918 —
Action Is Precautionary Measure Against Further Spreading of Influenza 1918 —
Action Of Bishop Is Deprecated 1918 —
Action of the street car company 1918 —
Action Taken To Prevent Epidemic 1918 —
Activities Of The Red Cross 1918 —
Activities Suspended Owing To Epidemic 1918 —
Actors Hit By Closing Order 1918 —
Actors Stranded Because Of 'Flu' 1918 —
Acts And Joint Resolutions Passed At The Regular Session of the Thirty-Eighth General Assembly of the State of Iowa, Prepared for Publication by and Under the Direction of U. G. Whitney, Reporter of the Supreme Court and Ex-officio Editor of the Code 1919 —
Acts Quickly To Curb Influenza 1918 —
Acts to Keep 'Flu' From Employees 1918 —
Acute! 1918 —
Acute Pulmonary Emphysema Observed During the Epidemic of Influenzal Pneumonia at Camp Hancock, Georgia 1919 —
Add 290 Names To Flu Register 1918 —
Additional Evidence Epidemic Nears End 1918 —
Address Delivered By Hon. W. L. Harding, Governor of Iowa, At The Memorial Service Held At Camp Dodge, Iowa, November 3, 1918, Published by the American Red Cross in memory of the departed soldiers and nurses of the command 1918 —
Adequate Nursing Resources Listed 1918 —
Adios, Flu Scare! 1918 —
Adjourn Churches, But Not Worship, Declares Bishop 1918 —
Adjourned Meeting, November 4, 1918 1918 —
Adjourned Regular Meeting of the Commission of the City of Birmingham, Friday, October 15, 1918 at ten o'clock, a. m. 1918 —
Adjourned Regular Meeting of the Commission of the City of Birmingham, Friday, October 25, 1918 at ten o'clock A. M. 1918 —
Adjourned Regular Meeting of the Commission of the City of Birmingham, Thursday, October 10, 1918 at ten o'clock, a. m. 1918 —
Adjutant General Has The Influenza 1918 —
Administrative Measures Against Influenza 1919 —
Admiral Beatty Issues Flu Ban 1919 —
Admit Flu Ban Lid Was Lifted 1919 —
Advice On Care Of Influenza Patients 1918 —
Advice To "Flu" Convalescents 1918 —
Advises Eating Onions To Combat Influenza 1918 —
Advises on mild "flu" 1918 —
Advisory Board Stops Sessions 1918 —
Advisory Board, Hygiene Labratory, U. S. Public Health Service, Minutes, January 6, 7, and 8, 1919 1919 —
Advisory Committee to Decide Today on Ban Modification 1918 —
Affairs In Alexandria 1918 —
After care plans for victims of grip 1918 —
The Aftermath of the Epidemic 1918 —
Again the Army and the Flu 1919 —
Again � the Grip! 1918 —
Age and Sex Incidence of Influenza and Pneumonia Morbidity in the Epidemic of 1928 - 29 With Comparative Data for the Epidemic of 1918-19 1931 —
Agent Morriss Reports On Contagious Diseases 1919 —
Aggressive Anti-Flu Campaign Best Method To Combat Plague 1918 —
Agree On No Plan For Fighting Flu 1918 —
Agricultural College Has 800 S. A. T. C. Not One "Flu" Case 1918 —
Aid Is Needed At Hospital To Curb "Flu" 1918 —
Aid Pledged In New 'Flu' Campaign 1919 —
Aids Influenza Sufferer Dies 1918 —
Aids Students In Quarantine 1918 —
Aim To Prevent Shut Down Of Plants 1918 —
Aim To Stop Spread Of Preventable Diseases 1918 —
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin'? 1919 —
Air Hole In Ban Likely Monday 1918 —
Alameda Flu Cases Are Stationary; Berkeley Keeps Up Restrictions 1918 —
Alameda Repays Red Cross For Work In Influenza Epidemic 1918 —
Alameda, Too, Closes Up To Defeat Grip 1918 —
Albanians Did Heroic Work during Epidemic 1918 —
Albanians Ready to Help Stamp Out Influenza 1918 —
Albany Acquires Home For Orphans 1918 —
Albany And Adams Call Off Contest 1918 —
Albany Cares For Epidemic Orphans 1918 —
Albany Churches Close Tomorrow 1918 —
Albany Churches Resume Services 1918 —
Albany Churches To Reopen Sunday 1918 —
Albany County Women Answer Red Cross Call 1918 —
Albany Firms Will Help Check Spread of Influenza 1918 —
Albany Guild For Nurses Great Aid 1918 —
Albany Guild Has Record Of Great Work In Epidemic 1918 —
Albany Hospital in Need of Nurses 1918 —
Albany Influenza Epidemic On Wane 1918 —
Albany Medical Students Active In Fight On Grip 1918 —
Albany Nurses Go To Boston 1918 —
Albany Nursing Guild Reports Busy Month 1918 —
Albany Physicians Approve Appointment of Commission 1918 —
Albany Reports 100 New Cases Of Spanish Influenza 1918 —
Albany Reports 600 Grip Cases 1918 —
Albany's Closing Order In Effect Four Days More 1918 —
Albany Schools Close For Holidays Dec. 20 1918 —
Albany Schools Open Tomorrow 1918 —
Albany Schools to Open Monday 1918 —
Albany Schools, Theatres, Closed By Grip Epidemic 1918 —
Albany Unable To Fill Calls For More Nurses 1918 —
Albany Will Send Nurses To Boston 1918 —
Albany Women Again Appeal For Help to Fight Grip Plague 1918 —
Albany Women Join to Fight Disease 1918 —
Albemarle Schools Reopen 1918 —
Aldermen Confer On Influenza Ban 1919 —
Aldermen Meet To Remove Ban Upon Public Gatherings 1918 —
Aldermen Provide Hospital Funds 1918 —
Aldermen Start Warfare On 'Flu' 1918 —
Aldermen To Consider Health Ban Thursday 1918 —
The Aldermen To Meet 1918 —
Aldermen Will Decide Influenza Steps Tomorrow 1919 —
Alexandria church services 1918 —
All about Influenza 1918 —
All Activities to Be Resumed Today 1918 —
All Available Space Is Used For Soldiers 1918 —
All bans off 1918 —
All Bans Put In Effect To Check Influenza Lifted 1918 —
All Boston Reopened for Business This Morning 1918 —
All Children Must Go Back To The School 1918 —
All Children Must Go To School Today 1918 —
All Church Exercises Called Off 1918 —
All Churches Close and Day of Rest Is Observed by Rochester as Never Before in Its History 1918 —
All Churches To Close By Health Board Order; Public Meetings Are Off 1918 —
All Churches To Hold Thanksgiving Services 1918 —
All City Schools Shut After Today 1918 —
All Club Meetings Have Been Cancelled Because Of Influenza 1918 —
All Columbus Meetings Are Put Under Ban 1918 —
All Denver Hospitals Do Splendid Work In Fighting Flu Epidemic 1919 —
All Doctors Here Work To The Limit 1918 —
All Dressed Up No Place To Go 1918 —
All Elevated Cars Are Now Disinfected 1918 —
All Evening Schools Will Open Tuesday 1918 —
All Flu Cases In Quarantine 1918 —
All 'flu' cases quarantined by order of city 1918 —
All Funeral Services Where Flu Is Prevalent Must Be Private -- Olin 1918 —
All Hallowe'en Gatherings Forbidden By Health Chief 1918 —
All Hospitals In City To Get Seized Whiskey 1918 —
All In State Dying From 'Flu' Must Have Private Burial 1918 —
All Influenza Lids Will Lift Next Monday 1918 —
All Iowa May Be Quarantined For Thirty Days As Result of Flu 1918 —
All K. C. Churches Will Be Closed Tomorrow 1918 —
All Meetings And Cabarets Prohibited 1918 —
All Movies And Theaters Are Closed By Influenza 1918 —
All New Flu Cases Are Reported 1919 —
All Nurses Are Asked To Register At Once 1918 —
All Oakland Masks Will Go Off Tonight At Midnight 1918 —
All Of Ohio Affected 1918 —
All Ohio Counties Have It 1918 —
All Parties Confident, But Avoid Predictions 1918 —
All Persons on Streets Urged To Wear Masks 1918 —
All Persons Serving Public To Wear Masks 1918 —
All Physicians Called To Fight Grip Epidemic 1918 —
All Places of Public Assembly in This City Ordered Closed 1918 —
All Pneumonia Wards At Hospitals Filled 1918 —
All Police in Masks Today, Setting Example for General Public 1918 —
All Portland Acts To Curb Influenza 1918 —
All Portland Alert To Epidemic Danger 1918 —
All Portland Bows To Will Of Nation 1918 —
All Public Meetings Are Banned Under City Order 1918 —
All Public Places Are Ordered Closed 1918 —
All Public Services Will Be Suspended 1918 —
All Red Cross Elections Postponed Until Oct. 23 1918 —
All S. F. To Unmask At Noon Today 1981 —
All Saints Day To Be Observed 1918 —
All Schools and Theaters Closed 1918 —
All Schools Are Closed 1918 —
All Schools In City To Open On Monday 1918 —
All Schools Lift Quarantine Today 1919 —
All Schools Open 1918 —
All Schools To Open Again January 20th 1919 —
All Schools to Open In City Tomorrow 1919 —
All Schools To Reopen Monday 1918 —
All Schools Will Close for a Week 1918 —
All Shows, Churches Are Ordered Closed To Fight Epidemic 1918 —
All Soda Fountains Are Asked To Close 1918 —
All Spokane to Wear Flu Masks 1918 —
All Sport Is Postponed to Combat 'Flu' 1918 —
All St. Louis Public Schools Again Open 1919 —
All Teachers May Resume Work In Week 1919 —
All The Swedish Churches Closed 1918 —
All The Theaters To Be Open This Week 1918 —
All Theaters Agree To Obey Influenza Ban 1918 —
All Theaters and Picture Houses to Be Dark Here Indefinitely 1918 —
All Theaters in City Open Today; Royer Gives Ban-Lifting Regulations 1918 —
All Theaters Reopen To Capacity Crowds 1918 —
All Theatres Are Closed For Epidemic 1918 —
All who peril health of city to be arrested 1918 —
Allegany Lifts "Flu" Ban 1918 —
Allegany Schools Reopen 1918 —
Allege Lid Tilted 1918 —
Allege Money Is Stolen From Influenza Dead 1918 —
Alleged Physician Held 1918 —
Alleged Violation of Board of Health Order 1918 —
Allow Services Outdoors 1918 —
Although Flu Epidemic Is About Ended The Quarantine Is Extended For One More Week 1918 —
Amateur Flu Detectives Get Fines For Zeal 1918 —
Ambulance Carries 40 Flu Patients Daily 1918 —
Amendment To L. A. Flu Reporting Law Delayed For Day 1919 —
Amendment To Regulation One of Chapter Seven of the Code Proposed by Dr. Nicoll [1918] —
American Council On Education Circular 1918 —
American Influenza 1918 —
The American National Red Cross Annual Report For the Year Ended June 30, 1919 1919 —
American Public Health Association, Section on Vital Statistics, Committee on Statistical Study of the Influenza Epidemic 1918 —
American Red Cross Health Crusade. After Effects of Influenza in Cincinnati 1919 —
American Red Cross Official Telephones 1918 —
American Red Cross, Chicago Chapter Bulletin, October 25, 1918 1918 —
Americanization Men Act In Emergency 1918 —
Amusement Places Closed 1918 —
Amusements, All Theatres closed by order of State Board of Health 1918 —
Amusements To Close If "Flu" Bug Shows Up 1918 —
Anacostia Church Plans 1918 —
An Analysis Of Epidemic Reports 1918 —
Ancor Nitrate Plant Free From Influenza Officials There State 1918 —
And Now the Flu Cancels Big Contest 1918 —
And Now the Lowly Onion for the Flu! 1918 —
Anderson Favors Continuing Ban 1918 —
Anderson Will Decide Soon On Dance Problem 1919 —
Anderson Won't Lift Dance Lid Right Away 1919 —
Los Angeles Rejoices 1918 —
Los Angeles Safest City 1919 —
Annals of Health and Sanitation in Chicago, Reprinted from the Octennial Report, Department of Health, City of Chicago, 1911 - 1918 1919 —
Annals of the Congregation of the Mission, Letters From The Missionaries And Daughters of Charity, Published Quarterly, No. 98 1918 —
Annapolis To Lift Ban 1918 —
Anne Arundel Schools To Open 1918 —
Announces His Formula For Influenza Remedy 1918 —
Annual Death Rate Estimated At 16.19 1918 —
Annual Health Report 1918 —
Annual Meetings At "U" Postponed 1918 —
Annual Message of Ole Hanson, Mayor of Seattle, Washington, To the Honorable City Council 1919 —
Annual Report Health Department City of Omaha, Nebraska For The Fiscal Year Ending December 31 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of Department of Health of the City of Los Angeles California For the Year Ended June 30, 1917 1917 —
Annual Report Of Department of Health of the City of Los Angeles California For the Year Ended June 30, 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of Department of Health of the City of Los Angeles California For the Year Ended June 30, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of Department of Health of the City of Los Angeles California For the Year Ended June 30, 1920 1920 —
Annual Report Of Department of Health of the City of Los Angeles California For the Year Ended June 30, 1921 1921 —
Annual Report Of Department of Health of the City of Los Angeles California For the Year Ended June 30, 1922 1922 —
Annual Report of Department of Public Welfare, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report of Department of Public Welfare, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 1920 1920 —
Annual Report of the Associated 1922 1922 —
Annual Report Of The Board Of Control Of Saint Paul And Ramsey County Minnesota Including The Reports Of The City And County Physician And Superintendent Of The City And County Hospital For the Year December 31, 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The Board Of Control Of Saint Paul And Ramsey County Minnesota Including The Reports Of The City And County Physician And Superintendent Of The City And County Hospital For the Year December 31, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Board Of Health City Of Louisville, KY. For The Fiscal Year Ended August 31, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Board Of Health For The Parish of Orleans And The City Of New Orleans 1922 1922 —
Annual Report Of The Board of Health Of The City Of Worcester Massachusetts For The Year Ending December 31, 1917 1917 —
Annual Report Of The Board of Health Of The City Of Worcester Massachusetts For The Year Ending December 31, 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The Board of Health Of The City Of Worcester Massachusetts For The Year Ending December 31, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Board of Health Of The City Of Worcester Massachusetts For The Year Ending December 31, 1920 1920 —
Annual Report Of The Board of Health Of The City Of Worcester Massachusetts For The Year Ending December 31, 1921 1921 —
Annual Report of the Boston Dispensary, 1918 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Bureau Of Health Of The City Of Philadelphia For The Year Ending December 31, 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The Bureau Of Health Of The City Of Philadelphia For The Year Ending December 31, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Bureau Of Health Of The City Of Philadelphia For The Year Ending December 31, 1920 1920 —
Annual Report Of The Bureau Of Health Of The City Of Philadelphia For The Year Ending December 31, 1921 1921 —
Annual Report Of The Bureau Of Health Of The City Of Philadelphia For The Year Ending December 31, 1922 1922 —
Annual Report Of The Bureau of Health Of The City of Richmond, Va. For The Year Ending December 31, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Bureau of Health Of The City of Richmond, Va. For The Year Ending December 31, 1920 1920 —
Annual Report Of The Bureau of Health Of The Department of Public Welfare Richmond, VA. For The Year Ending December 31, 1921 1921 —
Annual Report of the City Health Department of the City of Louisville, KY. For the Fiscal Year Ended, August 31, 1920 1920 —
Annual Report of the City Manager for 1918 - 1919 1919 —
Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia Year Ended June 30, 1918, Vol III, Report of the Health Officer 1918 —
Annual Report Of The Commissioners Of The District Of Columbia Year Ended June 30, 1918, Vol. III, Report Of The Health Officer 1918 —
Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia Year Ended June 30, 1919, Vol III, Report of the Health Officer 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Commissioners Of The District of Columbia Year Ended June 30, 1919, Vol. III, Report Of The Health Officer 1919 —
Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia Year Ended June 30, 1920, Vol III, Report of the Health Officer 1920 —
Annual Report Of The Commissioners Of The District of Columbia Year Ended June 30, 1920, Vol. III, Report Of The Health Officer 1920 —
Annual Report Of The Commissioners Of The District of Columbia Year Ended June 30, 1921, Vol. III, Report Of The Health Officer 1921 —
Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia Year Ended June 30, 1921, Volume III, Report of the Health Officer 1921 —
Annual Report Of The Commissioners Of The District of Columbia Year Ended June 30, 1922, Vol. III, Report Of The Health Officer 1922 —
Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia Year Ended June 30, 1922, Volume III, Report of the Health Officer 1922 —
Annual Report of the Consumptives' Hospital Department for the Year Ending January 31, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health Buffalo, N. Y. For 1922 1922 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health Buffalo, N. Y. For The Year Ending December 31, 1917 1917 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health Buffalo, N. Y. For The Year Ending December 31, 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health Buffalo, N. Y. For The Year Ending December 31, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health Buffalo, N. Y. For The Years Ending December 31, 1920 and 1921 1920 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health City of Newark, New Jersey For The Year Ending December 31, 1917 1917 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health City of Newark, New Jersey For The Year Ending December 31, 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health City of Newark, New Jersey For The Year Ending December 31, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health City of Newark, New Jersey For The Year Ending December 31, 1920 1920 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health City of Newark, New Jersey For The Year Ending December 31, 1921 1921 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health City of Newark, New Jersey For The Year Ending December 31, 1922 1922 —
Annual Report of the Department of Health Minneapolis, Minnesota For the Year Ending 1917 1917 —
Annual Report Of The Department of Health Minneapolis, Minnesota For the Year Ending 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The Department Of Health Of The City Of New York For The Calendar Year 1917 1917 —
Annual Report Of The Department Of Health Of The City Of New York For The Calendar Year 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The Department Of Health Of The City Of New York For The Calendar Year 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Department Of Health Of The City Of New York For The Calendar Year 1920 1920 —
Annual Report Of The Department Of Health Of The City Of New York For The Calendar Year 1921 1921 —
Annual Report of the Director of Public Welfare (St. Louis, Missouri) for the fiscal year 1918 - 1919 1919 —
Annual Report of the Federation of Settlements by the President, Harriet E. Vittum, for the year ending November 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The Georgia State Board of Health For 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The Georgia State Board Of Health For 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Georgia State Board Of Health For 1920 1920 —
Annual Report Of The Georgia State Board Of Health For 1921 1921 —
Annual Report Of The Georgia State Board Of Health For 1922 1922 —
Annual Report Of The Health Bureau Of The City Of Rochester, N. Y. 1917 1917 —
Annual Report Of The Health Bureau Of The City Of Rochester, N. Y. 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The Health Bureau Of The City Of Rochester, N. Y. 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Health Bureau Of The City Of Rochester, N. Y. 1920 1920 —
Annual Report Of The Health Bureau Of The City Of Rochester, N. Y. 1921 1921 —
Annual Report Of The Health Bureau Of The City Of Rochester, N. Y. 1922 1922 —
Annual Report Of The Health Department Of The City of Richmond, Va. For The Year Ending December 31, 1917 1917 —
Annual Report Of The Health Department Of The City of Richmond, Va. For The Year Ending December 31, 1918 1918 —
Annual Report of the Hospital and Health Board of Kansas City, Missouri For The Year Ending April 21st, 1919 1918 —
Annual Report of the Methodist Episcopal Deaconess Work Of Cleveland For the year ending January, 1919, W. H. M. S. 1919 —
Annual Report Of The Oklahoma State Board of Health 1917 1917 —
Annual Report of the Secretary of the Housekeeping Center of Rochester, 1918 - 1919 [1919] —
Annual Report of the Secretary of the Navy For The Fiscal Year 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The State Board of Health And The State Health Commissioner of Virginia For the Fiscal Year Ending September 30, 1917 1917 —
Annual Report Of The State Board of Health And The State Health Commissioner To The Governor Of Virginia For the Fiscal Year Ending September 30, 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The State Board of Health And The State Health Commissioner To The Governor Of Virginia For The Fiscal Year Ending September 30, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The State Board of Health And The State Health Commissioner To The Governor Of Virginia For The Fiscal Year Ending September 30, 1920 1920 —
Annual Report Of The State Board of Health And The State Health Commissioner To The Governor Of Virginia For The Fiscal Year Ending September 30, 1921 1921 —
Annual Report Of The State Board Of Health Of Alabama For The Two Years January 1st, 1919, To December 31st, 1920 1920 —
Annual Report Of The State Board Of Health Of Alabama For The Two Years January 1st, 1921, To December 31st, 1922 1922 —
Annual Report Of The State Board Of Health Of Alabama, January 1st, To December 31st, 1917 1917 —
Annual Report Of The State Board Of Health Of Alabama, January 1st, To December 31st, 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The State Board of Health Of Maryland For The Year Ending December 31, 1917 1917 —
Annual Report Of The State Board of Health Of Maryland For The Year Ending December 31, 1918 1918 —
Annual Report Of The State Board of Health Of Maryland For The Year Ending December 31, 1919 1919 —
Annual Report Of The State Board of Health Of Maryland For The Year Ending December 31, 1921 1921 —
Annual Report Of The State Board of Health Of Maryland For The Year Ending December 31, 1922 1922 —
Annual Report Of The State Health Department For The Year 1922 1922 —
Annual Report Of The State Health Department Of West Virginia, July 1, 1919 - June 30, 1920 1920 —
Annual Report Of The State Health Department Of West Virginia, July 1, 1920 - June 30, 1921 1921 —
Annual Report of the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service of the United States for the Fiscal Year 1918 1918 —
Annual Report of the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service of the United States for the Fiscal Year 1920 1920 —
Annual Report, City Dispensary, St. Louis, Missouri, 1918 - 1919 1919 —
Annual Report, City Hospital of St. Louis, 1918 - 1919 1919 —
Annual Report, Department of International Friendship, Chicago Woman's Church Federation, 1918 - 1919 [1919] —
Annual Report, Sanitary Division, St. Louis, MO, 1918 - 1919 1919 —
Annual Report, Spokane Chamber of Commerce, 1918 1918 —
Annual Reports Of Department of Public Welfare Health Division, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Fiscal Year Ending, March 31, 1918 1918 —
Annual Reports of the Board of Health And Poor Commissioners, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Fiscal Year Ending March 31st, 1917 1917 —
Annual Reports of the Children's Institutions Department for the Year 1918 - 1919 1919 —
Annual Reports of the Navy Department for the Fiscal Year 1919 1919 —
Another Appeal For Cars 1918 —
Another City Nurse Victim Of Epidemic 1918 —
Another Dangerous Epidemic Which Is Influenza Hysteria 1918 —
Another Death From Influenza 1918 —
Another Decrease in Flu Cases for To-Day 1918 —
Another Decrease in Influenza Reports 1918 —
Another Diet Kitchen Opened 1918 —
Another Drop In Number Of Cases 1918 —
Another Drop In Number Of Men Stricken With Malady 1918 —
Another Heavy Toll Exacted By Plague 1918 —
Another Influenza Interference 1918 —
Another Marked Increase In Influenza Cases Noted 1918 —
Another Marked Jump In Influenza Cases 1918 —
Another Missionary Dies Of Influenza 1918 —
Another Urgent Call 1918 —
Another Week of Darkness For Cincinnati Theaters; New York Rialto Gossip 1918 —
Another Week Of Flu Bans 1918 —
Answer Call For Nurses 1918 —
Anti-Flu Serum Received Here As 311 More Die 1918 —
Anti-Flu Vaccine Reduces Number Of Cases, Is Statement 1919 —
Anti-Grip Serum For Big Factory 1918 —
Anti-Grip Slogan Is "Be Cheerful" 1918 —
Anti-Influenza Closing Order To Be Lifted on Sunday, Nov. 17 1918 —
Anti-influenza Drugs Scarce Here 1918 —
Anti-Influenza Mask Worn By Barber Here 1918 —
Anti-Influenza Ordinance 1918 —
Anti-Influenza Rules Have General Observance in City 1918 —
Anti-Influenza Serum 1918 —
Anti-Influenza Serum Provided 1918 —
Anti-Influenza Weather Sets In To Break Epidemic 1918 —
Anti-Pneumonia Serum Given to Wheeler Troops 1918 —
Anti-Pneumonia Vaccine Is Made by State Board 1919 —
The anti-smoking order 1918 —
'Anti-Spit' Inspectors Will Arrest All Who Expectorate on Walks 1918 —
Antipneumococcus Serum (Kyes') in the Treatment of Pneumonia 1920 —
Antitoxin For Spanish "Flu" 1918 —
Anxious Rumors About Recurrence Of Influenza Not Sustained By Facts 1918 —
Apartment heat order requested 1918 —
Apparent Immunity From Influenza at a Public School 1919 —
Apparent Influenza Increase Shows Big Drop in Past Week 1918 —
Apparently Little Change In The Influenza Situation 1918 —
Appeal For Autos By Albany Guild 1918 —
Appeal for Cars and Trucks to Aid in Influenza Epidemic 1918 —
Appeal for Help in Fighting Flu 1919 —
An Appeal For Milk 1918 —
Appeal For More Nurses Sent 1918 —
An Appeal For Nurses 1919 —
Appeal for Nurses Goes Out to Check Spread of Influenza in State 1919 —
Appeal For Nurses In Influenza Homes 1918 —
Appeal for nurses to fight influenza 1919 —
Appeal For Rally Of Church People At Sunday Service 1918 —
Appeal Is Made To Nurses, Women 1918 —
Appeal Made By Red Cross For Clothing 1918 —
Appeal Made For Volunteer Nurses 1918 —
Appeal Made For Volunteer Nurses 1918 —
Appeal Made To Red Cross For Nurses 1918 —
Appeal to Close Churches 1918 —
Appeal To Constitution 1918 —
Appeal To Teachers As Nurses 1918 —
Appeals for doctors 1918 —
Appeals For Nurses 1918 —
Appeals Made For New Ban; Board To Act 1918 —
Appeals To Citizens To Aid Neighbors 1918 —
Appeals to Public To Avoid Fear 1918 —
Appeals To Public To Use Great Care To Prevent Spread Of Influenza Here 1918 —
Appearance Of Spanish Influenza 1918 —
Appendix H: Report of Director of Medical Inspection 1919 —
Appetites Of Movie Fans Whetted By Lack Of Shows, Manager Says 1918 —
Applewhite Approves Work of the Red Cross in Fighting the "Flu" 1918 —
An Appreciation 1919 —
Approach Of Winter Seen as Influenza Check 1918 —
Approves Rejoicing But Fears Results 1918 —
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April 4, 1918 1918 —
April 8, 1920 1920 —
April - May, 1918 1918 —
Aqueduct Guard Stricken 1918 —
Archbishop Glennon Sends Out Letters 1918 —
Archbishop Hanna Turns Over Equipment And Resources Of Diocese To Use Of Red Cross 1918 —
Archbishop Urges Forty Priests to Fight Epidemic 1918 —
Are Hiccoughs Next? 1919 —
Are Kept Busy In Spite Of Ban 1918 —
Are To Discuss Influenza Today 1918 —
Are YOU Doing Your Part to Check the Influenza Epidemic? 1918 —
Arlington Family Stricken 1918 —
Armory Factor In Recovery Of Convalescents 1918 —
Army Asks About "Flu" 1918 —
Army Aviator's Illness Likely Influenza Case 1918 —
Army Camps Show Influenza Decline 1918 —
Army Doctors And Nurses To Help In Flu Fight 1918 —
Army Health Is Best In History 1918 —
Army Not Alarmed 1918 —
Army Officer Is Victim of Influenza 1918 —
Army Officer Issues Health Regulations 1918 —
Army Physicians To Aid Neighbors 1918 —
Army Preventative For Spanish Grip 1918 —
Army risk rate low 1918 —
Army Starts Fight To Stop Rapid Spread Of Influenza 1918 —
Army students new victims of influenza 1918 —
Army Surgeons Find Serum Will Prevent Spanish Influenza 1918 —
Army Surgeons Plan To Fight Influenza, Spreading Rapidly 1918 —
Army Surgeons Tour Hospitals 1918 —
Army 'Y' Training School Resumes Regular Session 1918 —
Arrest All Maskless As Cases Grow 1918 —
Arrest Of Board, And School Closing By Police Averted; Conference Called 1918 —
Arrest Of Eight Doctors Ordered 1919 —
Arrest Threat In Epidemic 1918 —
Arrested For Violation Of Quarantine Rules 1918 —
Arrested In Park City For Not Wearing Mask Sues For Habeas Corpus 1918 —
Arrests for Drunkenness Show Marked Decrease Since Saloons Are Closed 1918 —
Articles related to influenza, October and November 1918, The Catholic Journal 1918 —
Artist Flu Plague Heroine 1918 —
Artistry In Flu Masks Is Shown 1918 —
As I Find the Flu This Year 1920 —
As Many Births As Deaths Are Recorded 1918 —
As Refuge For Children 1918 —
As The Epidemic Passes 1918 —
As To Influenza 1918 —
As to the Health Board 1918 —
Ask $1,000,000 to Fight Epidemic 1918 —
Ask Aid Against Epidemic 1918 —
Ask Definite Data To Combat Rumors 1918 —
Ask Gov. Dorsey to Close Fairs to Check Influenza 1918 —
Ask Met Aid In Influenza 1918 —
Ask more to aid poor 1918 —
Ask Quarantine Instead Of The Present Flu Ban 1918 —
Ask Return Of Worcester Nurses 1918 —
Ask Student Nurse Reserves To Aid Fight on Influenza 1918 —
Ask Support Of Flu Bill 1919 —
Ask To Re-Open Schools 1918 —
Ask Volunteer Nurses To Lend Helping Hand 1918 —
Ask Volunteers to Give Part of Blood 1918 —
Asked to Act Promptly 1918 —
Asks 1,000,000 housekeepers for the sick 1919 —
Asks $10,000 To Fight Flu 1919 —
Asks $3000 for Influenza Study 1919 —
Asks Children To Gather Nuts 1918 —
Asks Co-Operation In Fighting Flu 1919 —
Asks experts' aid to check epidemic 1918 —
Asks For $1,000,000 1918 —
Asks for 100,000 Influenza Masks for Use at Gordon 1918 —
Asks For More Nurses 1918 —
Asks Home Care Of Flu Victims 1918 —
Asks Indemnity For Flu Losses 1919 —
Asks Joint Disease Fight 1918 —
Asks New Delay Of School Start 1918 —
Asks Open Air Masses 1918 —
Asks People To Stay Home 1918 —
Asks Physicians To Report "Flu" Cases 1918 —
Asks Physicians To Volunteer 1918 —
Asks Physicians' Aid For Work In Schools 1919 —
Asks Public to Lend Cars 1918 —
Asks Thanksgiving Plans Be Restricted 1918 —
Asks That Churches Be Closed 1918 —
Asks Women Of Courage To Aid In Relief Work 1918 —
Asks Women To Serve In City As Emergency Aids 1918 —
Assembly Places Not To Be Closed 1918 —
Assert Influenza Is A New Disease 1918 —
Assign Doctors To Boston Dispensary 1918 —
Assign School Nurses To Aid In "Flu" Cases 1918 —
Assistant City Attorney Is Victim Of Influenza 1918 —
Assistant Foreman Dies at Emergency Hospital 1918 —
Assistant Teachers Unpaid in Epidemic 1918 —
Associated Charities In Fight For Health 1918 —
Association Committee Notes on Statistical Study of the 1918 Epidemic of So-called Influenza, Being A Resolution and Accompanying Discussion Presented before the Section on Vital Statistics, American Public Health Association, December 11, 1918 at Chicago, Ill., together with Notes of Subsequent Committee Work 1918 —
Association Committee Notes on Statistical Study of the Epidemic of So-Called Influenza Being A Resolution and Accompanying Discussion Presented before the Section on Vital Statistics, American Public Health Association, December 11, 1918 at Chicago, Ill., together with Notes of Subsequent Committee Work 1918 —
Assurance Given Of Physicians' Release 1918 —
At Epidemic Stage 1918 —
At Odds On "Flu" Situation 1918 —
Athletic Program And Dancing At Open House Program At Deseret Gym 1919 —
Athletics Are Still Slumbering, Pending Lifting Of Ban 1918 —
Athletics At Y. M. C. A. Keep Influenza Away 1918 —
Atlanta Becomes Convention City for Stage People 1918 —
Atlanta Death Rate Approaching Normal, Says City Physician 1919 —
Atlanta Death Rate Last Week Is Lowest Since Last September 1919 —
Atlanta Death Rate Lowest in the South 1918 —
Atlanta Death Rate Next to the Lowest in Dixie for Week 1918 —
Atlanta Is Included in Underground System for the Sale of Narcotics 1918 —
Atlanta Nurses Respond to Call: More Are Needed 1918 —
Atlanta Red Cross to Furnish 'Flu' Patients with Doctors and Nurses 1918 —
Atlanta Reports on "Flu" Urged by Kennedy 1918 —
Atlanta's Death Rate Lower Last Week Than In Many Cities 1919 —
Atlanta's Death Rate Lowest in the South 1918 —
Atropine Used To Check Influenza 1918 —
Attack Closing Order In "Dry" Beer Cases 1918 —
An Attempt to Prevent Influenza at Harvard College 1918 —
Attendance At The Public Schools 1918 —
Attention Is Called to Splendid Work Done by Volunteers in Epidemic 1918 —
Attention Spanish Influenza! Special Notice To All Officers And Enlisted Men Of The Spruce Production Division [1919] —
Auditorium Hospital Taken Over For Influenza Patients 1918 —
Auditorium Houses New Flu Patients 1918 —
Auditorium Turned Into City Hospital 1918 —
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August-September, 1921 1921 —
Austin Man Dies At Camp Dix Of Spanish Influenza 1918 —
Authorities Claim Check On Epidemic 1918 —
Authorities Decide Mask Order At Present Unnecessary 1918 —
Authorities Quarantine Big Hospital 1918 —
Auto owners ordered to carry war workers to and from tasks 1918 —
Auto School Is Not Closed By Influenza Ban 1918 —
Autobiography, Chapter 22 [1935] —
Autoists Urged to Lend Cars to Help Women's Grip Fight 1918 —
Automobiles Wanted to Carry Influenza Fighters to Patients 1918 —
Autos Needed To Aid Victims Of Influenza 1918 —
Autos needed to carry physicians and nurses to sufferers from "flu" 1918 —
Autos To Carry Nurses Needed 1918 —
Aver That Influenza Is Spread by Fear and Panic 1918 —
Average Death Rate From Flu 8 Daily 1918 —
Average Of New Flu Cases Cut In Half 1918 —
Avoid All Crowds � Again Advises Kahn 1918 —
Avoid Crowds, Advises City Health Chief As He Fights To Prevent "Flu" Epidemic 1918 —
Avoid Crowds, All Advice Doctors Can Offer 1918 —
Avoid Quacks And Nostrums, Says Doctor 1918 —
Avoid Worry, 'Flu' Warning 1918 —
Avoiding Spanish Influenza 1918 —
Awaits Recommendation Of City Health Officer 1918 —
Awarding Of Prizes Postponed 1918 —
Awards Announced at Great Exhibits at Lakewood Fair 1918 —
Ayer Camp Ordered In Quarantine 1918 —

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