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WHEN THE SPANISH FLU CAME TO KIMBALL
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WHEN THE SPANISH FLU CAME TO KIMBALL
Spanish Flu actually started at Fort. Riley, Kansas. A cook had it and prepared food for the troops before they were shipped overseas. It was spread by the troops when they got to Europe. It was called the Spanish Flu because Spain was a neutral country and reported the flu they had. The other countries did not want to scare people by saying that they had the flu. Since travel was beginning to be...
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