Influenza Situation Shows Decided Improvement Signs

• Further health precautions may be implemented as needed.• Walter Evans is the Registrar of Vital Statistics, and his office maintains records of the deaths.• Dr. Peters has issued instructions to the sanitary policemen, including discussion of enforcing the anti-spitting ordinance, and ways to inspect public gathering areas.• About 40 soldiers of St. Xavier’s College quartered at the Fenwick Club have developed influenza• There are ten new cases among University of Cincinnati students.• Total patients in General Hospital have increased to 300+ on Wednesday, with twenty pneumonia cases. There were two deaths.• The article describes various requests for small meetings and access to public forums, each of which has been denied.• The Cincinnati Traction Company must resume sprinkling of the streets and must maintain street car ventilation. Car windows must remain open regardless of temperature, according to Colonel A. Clifford Shinkle.• Dr. Peters will also discuss with stores the possibility of canceling special sales during the crisis.• The Board of Health has established four anti-influenza stations. Nurses there will track cases in their districts and offer free nursing care. The article lists contact information for each of these stations.Newspaper article