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I think I just threw up in my mouth a little. ~ from the The Evening Sun (Baltimore, Maryland) 13 Oct 1976

"A more lively sense of the constant risk of death..." Part of the 1918-1919 Influenza series ~ from the National Post in Toronto, April 12th, 1919

To avoid influenza, avoid expectorating in public, change handkerchiefs frequently, don't worry, and keep your feet warm and dry. And for God's sake, do not kiss anyone. The after-effects of influenza are worse than the disease. Take care of yourself. Part of the Influenza series ~ from the Windsor Star, October 8th, 1918

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Neatly Dressed Boys Make Tasty, Careful Men ~ From the Ottawa Citizen, August 9, 1898

How on earth did they know she was German? from the Chicago Tribune, Wednesday May 8th, 1889 www.geneticdetective.ca

SANTA CLAUS IN FULL BLOOM! Ladies, a hot welcome from the spontaneous combustion of his heart awaits you. I kid you not. From the Tuscaloosa Gazette, December 23, 1900.