The 'Scythe': Spanish influenza in northern Arizona, 1918, Part II

Sharlot Hall Museum/Courtesy<br>
By mid-October 1918, 125 people had the flu in Jerome and 21, between the ages of 25 and 32, were already dead from the disease despite quarantines, canceled town functions and wearing gauze masks.

Sharlot Hall Museum/Courtesy<br> By mid-October 1918, 125 people had the flu in Jerome and 21, between the ages of 25 and 32, were already dead from the disease despite quarantines, canceled town functions and wearing gauze masks.

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