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Flier: Spanish Influenza Precautions, F.G. Pernoud, Medical Advisor Southwestern Division, American Red Cross, 1918
Gives a list of advice for ways to avoid catching the disease.
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- 1918
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- 3,401 × 5,180 pixels
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