• Hospitals are filling up with influenza patients again but the cases are milder and there do not seem to be as many deaths as a result. Areas of the city include North Riverdale, Edgemont, and near Dover street. • Schools won’t be closed unless it is determined that keeping schools open is hazardous to children’s health. Health officials believe that children are safe in school because their health is closely monitored. No deaths from influenza since schools re-opened have been traced to exposure from schools.Newspaper article1
• Only one case of diphtheria and one of scarlet fever reported last week. • Health officials report...
• Two deaths from influenza, two from flu, and eight new cases reported on Thursday• Curtailment in ...
• The lifting of the influenza ban did not result in an increase of cases, according to incomplete r...
• Less than 3,000 cases remain under treatment in the city.• 45 cases and one death were reported fo...
• Epidemic in the schools considered mild by health officials and, as such, schools will be kept ope...
• Public and parochial schools and St. Xavier’s College, Presentation Academy, and the Ursuline Acad...
• “St. Paul has so carefully guarded against the spread of Spanish influenza that public schools wil...
• Schools will not be closed until Monday, if at all, according to city health office. Dr. Peters sa...
• City Health Commissioner H.M. Guilford indicates that reports to him last night indicate that the ...
• With the reopening of schools on Monday, teachers have tried to determine which, if any, families ...
• Lower-than-expected attendance attributed to late notice of school reopening and continued fear of...
• Survey made by school nurses reports that out of 351 school absences, 87 were cases of influenza, ...
• All private and public schools are keeping in close contact with public health department. If it s...
• The re-opening of schools saw attendance over what officials expected• 9 schools did not re-open b...
71 cases reported yesterday and 10 deaths 'as compared with ninety-one new cases andthirteen deaths ...
• Only one case of diphtheria and one of scarlet fever reported last week. • Health officials report...
• Two deaths from influenza, two from flu, and eight new cases reported on Thursday• Curtailment in ...
• The lifting of the influenza ban did not result in an increase of cases, according to incomplete r...
• Less than 3,000 cases remain under treatment in the city.• 45 cases and one death were reported fo...
• Epidemic in the schools considered mild by health officials and, as such, schools will be kept ope...
• Public and parochial schools and St. Xavier’s College, Presentation Academy, and the Ursuline Acad...
• “St. Paul has so carefully guarded against the spread of Spanish influenza that public schools wil...
• Schools will not be closed until Monday, if at all, according to city health office. Dr. Peters sa...
• City Health Commissioner H.M. Guilford indicates that reports to him last night indicate that the ...
• With the reopening of schools on Monday, teachers have tried to determine which, if any, families ...
• Lower-than-expected attendance attributed to late notice of school reopening and continued fear of...
• Survey made by school nurses reports that out of 351 school absences, 87 were cases of influenza, ...
• All private and public schools are keeping in close contact with public health department. If it s...
• The re-opening of schools saw attendance over what officials expected• 9 schools did not re-open b...
71 cases reported yesterday and 10 deaths 'as compared with ninety-one new cases andthirteen deaths ...
• Only one case of diphtheria and one of scarlet fever reported last week. • Health officials report...
• Two deaths from influenza, two from flu, and eight new cases reported on Thursday• Curtailment in ...
• The lifting of the influenza ban did not result in an increase of cases, according to incomplete r...