Influenza Cases Now Well Under Control In City

• 94 cases were reported, with 49 deaths.• The board of education is cleaning, airing, and disinfecting schools thoroughly.• Dr. Edward Clark, sanitary supervisor in the state board of health, explains that Buffalo could have suffered from influenza more than the city did. He compares Buffalo favorably against Oswego.• Patients with influenza-related illnesses have been consolidated at the Central High School improvised hospital. Almost all patients who could be moved have been moved there, for a total of 250 patients. New patients will be referred there. Dr. H.D. White has taken charge there.• Influenza patients have been leaving hospitals at a rate of 5-20 per day.• Dr. Copeland advises recovering pneumonia patients to have a physical examination to reveal any permanent damage, and the article mentions the danger of tuberculosis post-influenza.Newspaper article3