Waterloo City Board Lifts Influenza Restrictions
Waterloo Iowa board of health acts to rescind most influenza restrictions effective immediately with theatres and moving picture houses closed until Nov 4 1918. Memorial hall becomes sole emergency hospital for new cases with capacity for 40 patients while Presbyterian hospital ceases intake. There are 22 patients at Memorial hall and 23 at Presbyterian hospital as of today.
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Iowa
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Memorial Hall
Presbyterian, Hospital
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Huntoon
Presbyterian Hospital
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Keep Your Boys in School Admonition During Quarantine
The influenza quarantine may affect high school attendance when schools reopen. Superintendent Hulill urges parents to keep boys in school, noting many have left for high paying jobs. He says education is crucial to meet future challenges and to handle wartime problems. A separate report states Abs. Will Hiam of the city fractured her kneecap and broke a wrist after tripping on a stair strip in a Chicago hospital while carrying her sister’s infant. the child was unharmed.
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A. T. Hulill
West
Hakill
Will Hiam
Chicago
Sugar Allowance Raised But Saving Remains Important
The Food Administration raises the monthly sugar allotment from two to three pounds per person effective today in Washington D C. The change is not meant to indicate that sugar conservation is no longer important as it was at the peak of the war effort.
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Bruswick
Brunswick
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Food Administration
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