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Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
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"Flu Come-Back" Not To Be Risked By Pensacolians
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Sub-headline: Closing Restrictions to Stay in Force on the Advice of Leading Authorities
Sub-headline: Closing Restrictions to Stay in Force on the Advice of Leading Authorities
Church Services Today
Letter to the Editor requesting that church services be allowed to continue, with precautions taken to distance attendees, signed by Vernon C. McMaster and James F. Plummer
To Co-Operate In Local Campaign Against Epidemic
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Sub-headline: Women's War Service and Health Officials Hold Meeting - Conditions Improving
Sub-headline: Women's War Service and Health Officials Hold Meeting - Conditions Improving
Epidemic of Flu Believed On Wane
News article about conditions improving, but the Red Cross workers' difficulties with stubborn patients.
Sub-headline: Red Cross Finds Treatment Difficult Because of Patients' Disregard of Instructions
Sub-headline: Red Cross Finds Treatment Difficult Because of Patients' Disregard of Instructions
Schools Closed Until Epidemic In Alabama Passed
News article stating schools and other public spaces in Alabama will not reopen until all signs of the epidemic have passed.
Flu Conditions In City Reported To Be Improved
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Sub-headline: Women's War Service House-to-House Canvass Finds Only 25 New Cases
Sub-headline: Women's War Service House-to-House Canvass Finds Only 25 New Cases
Trolley Operation Hampered By Flu
News article about the epidemic's effect on transportation in Mobile
Pneumonia Cases Increase In State Dr. Welch Finds
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Sub-headline: State Health Officer Optimistic Regarding Influenza Conditions in Alabama
Sub-headline: State Health Officer Optimistic Regarding Influenza Conditions in Alabama
Big Discrepancy In Two Reports On Flu Situation
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Women's War Service House-to-House Canvass Shows Total 220 New Cases Yesterday
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Health Board Reported 34 New Cases Up To 4 PM
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No More Patients Will Be Received at Emergency Hospital, Mrs. Inge Announces
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Women's War Service House-to-House Canvass Shows Total 220 New Cases Yesterday
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Health Board Reported 34 New Cases Up To 4 PM
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No More Patients Will Be Received at Emergency Hospital, Mrs. Inge Announces