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During the 1918 influenza epidemic, when soldiers from Ft. Dick were being treated in tents on the St. Paul grounds, this dining room for the military was set up in an at[...]
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In this photo, Daughters of Charity sisters pose on the lawn of St. Paul Sanitarium with two soldiers, one in front of an automobile. During the 1918 influenza epidemic, [...]
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In 1918, while the United States was fighting World War I in Europe, an influenza epidemic swept the world. In Dallas, 7,000 were sickened and over 20 died. Soldiers were[...]
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In 1918, an influenza epidemic swept the world. Soldiers were particularly susceptible because they lived in close quarters. So many soldiers became ill at Fort Dick (loc[...]
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In 1918, while the United States was fighting World War I in Europe, an influenza epidemic swept the world. In Dallas, 7,000 were sickened and over 20 died. Soldiers were[...]
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Soldiers pose with nurses and Daughters of Charity sisters on the steps of the St. Paul Sanitarium on Bryan Street in 1918. These may have been soldiers who had recuperat[...]
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