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#38 Nurses care for victims of the Spanish flu epidemic in Lawrence, Massachusetts, 1918.

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Nurses care for victims of the Spanish flu epidemic in Lawrence, Massachusetts, 1918.

Historical Photos Of Spanish Flu Depict The Devastation Caused By The Deadliest Disease In Human History

#38 Nurses care for victims of the Spanish flu epidemic in Lawrence, Massachusetts, 1918.

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#39 An open-air barber shop. Public events were encouraged to be held outdoors to hinder the spread of the disease during the influenza epidemic. Photographed at the University of California, Berkeley, in 1919.→

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