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AFTER THE “FLU”

October 14, 2020 by sergneri Leave a Comment

An interesting editorial from the Fresno Republican, reprinted in the Calistoga California “Weekly Calistogian” of 14 February, 1919. It strikes me as interesting in both the thought given to what they expected after the epidemic but the need for social reform to support these expectation. – JS The Weekly Calistogian 14 February 1919 AFTER THE … [Read more…]

Posted in: California History, California Newspaper Archive, Pandemic, Thinking about Tagged: 1919 Spanish Influeza, Calistogian, convalescence, Fresno, grippe, influenza, pandemic, pneumonia, public health, public health service, public welfare service, social cost, Spanish Flu, tuberculosis

DR. POTTER WARNS PUBLIC

October 13, 2020 by sergneri Leave a Comment

From the Morning Press, 24 August 1918, just before the Spanish influenza epidemic began to rage on the west coast of America: DR. POTTER WARNS PUBLIC AGAINST SPAIN’S INFLUENZA That Spanish influenza, a scourge which has attacked the great armies Europe, is bound to make its presence felt in the United States, was a prediction of … [Read more…]

Posted in: California History, California Newspaper Archive, Pandemic, Thinking about Tagged: American Medical Association, coughing, disease, epidemics, face mask, grippe, healthy, mask, sneezing, Spanish Influenza

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