Add to ORKG• A list from Dr. Hassler stating rules for preventing the spread of influenza. Included remaining in bed when ill, avoiding public places and contact, never cough, spit or sneeze in public place unless covering mouth and nose, keep dry and warm, wash regularly, and report immediately any possible case to the health departmentNewspaper article1
• “Prevention is worth more than cure, in this as in any other disease, and the means of prevention ...
• A letter to the Times-Union from Dr. Franklin W. Bork recommending methods of preventing influenza...
• Recommends prevention of influenza by avoidance of germ found in “discharges from nose and throat”...
• Dr. Sharpley gives advice to Denver citizens on how to avoid influenza: Keep mouth and nose covere...
• Suggestions to prevent the spread of influenza, including avoiding people with colds, avoiding pub...
• Dr. L.M. Powers, the city health commissioner, suggested the following anti-influenza precautions:...
A sidebar lists precautions against influenza. These include bed-rest when ill, drinking warm fluids...
• Issued from the State Board of Health:-Continue your precautions!-Keep out of crowded places. Walk...
• Influenza easily passed between people through discharge of secretions from nose and mouth• List o...
• A list of warnings and precautions the public can take to avoid contracting the disease. A list of...
• Health authorities Adolph Koenig, chairman of the disaster committee of Pittsburgh chapter of the ...
• A list of advice issued by City Health Officer George H. Parrish• To avoid flu, he recommends: avo...
• Reprint of Bulletin issued by US Health Service, through Surgeon General Blue• Advice within: All ...
This short notice outlines a list of 10 methods for avoiding influenza, along with 7 suggestions for...
• Board of Health’s published “List of Don’ts”• Instructions include avoiding crowds and communal to...
• “Prevention is worth more than cure, in this as in any other disease, and the means of prevention ...
• A letter to the Times-Union from Dr. Franklin W. Bork recommending methods of preventing influenza...
• Recommends prevention of influenza by avoidance of germ found in “discharges from nose and throat”...
• Dr. Sharpley gives advice to Denver citizens on how to avoid influenza: Keep mouth and nose covere...
• Suggestions to prevent the spread of influenza, including avoiding people with colds, avoiding pub...
• Dr. L.M. Powers, the city health commissioner, suggested the following anti-influenza precautions:...
A sidebar lists precautions against influenza. These include bed-rest when ill, drinking warm fluids...
• Issued from the State Board of Health:-Continue your precautions!-Keep out of crowded places. Walk...
• Influenza easily passed between people through discharge of secretions from nose and mouth• List o...
• A list of warnings and precautions the public can take to avoid contracting the disease. A list of...
• Health authorities Adolph Koenig, chairman of the disaster committee of Pittsburgh chapter of the ...
• A list of advice issued by City Health Officer George H. Parrish• To avoid flu, he recommends: avo...
• Reprint of Bulletin issued by US Health Service, through Surgeon General Blue• Advice within: All ...
This short notice outlines a list of 10 methods for avoiding influenza, along with 7 suggestions for...
• Board of Health’s published “List of Don’ts”• Instructions include avoiding crowds and communal to...
• “Prevention is worth more than cure, in this as in any other disease, and the means of prevention ...
• A letter to the Times-Union from Dr. Franklin W. Bork recommending methods of preventing influenza...
• Recommends prevention of influenza by avoidance of germ found in “discharges from nose and throat”...