Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-09

~ health, all churches. Nhpp|s
ln,lfrrs soda fouuIIuH and rold
eduuk "sLLbishmou" hud o'h'I
places where arg" number, "f p'p.
pic usually cUuRIcHair. we're 'i"r""
prrlu-r Of the Spanish Influenza ~.
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Whereas n ia now ~" opinion N
'ho state. county ana local h"hI'h
rulhuuurs that me danger period of
H'.d epidemic han passed. and
Whereas Ipr John " Duke. state
commissioner Uf health. m ruuJuur
tIun uIlh riiy and county hIp'iiu
irudcuis Of l,dIiu. believe % td'ln.
able 10 permit al ~ the dhov" nawtd
businesses and cWAhInum"uts wnt'h
were closed hcCdus" ~ aid Htpnfh
influenza, TO resume Their activities
bcRinuluK saturday evening. ~.
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Sow. thrroforp hc - r4"ivrd h}
The county tupcriutcudepi - h'. I'm.
riiy superintendent ~ h"ti'h ana me
mayor of the city Of Tuh-' '''i'
hOmi.
Thnt upon the recommendation of
Dr John ~ Duke, state commas
sInurr ~ health all rbur'h'H.
y,huOIg. ihCii,rs. soda fountains hnd
,ud drink stands open th',r doors
and continue vim thoIr various Ir
Iviilrd IN tho usual ana customary
way p,vo and except mat II Is
recommended and requested mat an
ihchirrs nmigHir their pil'"" ol
huaiuoss every day nn dihIi al. SOFA
fountains and cold drinks stand.
thoroughly atcrili2o ana cleans" ia"
glasses and other utensils used m
serving the public with drink ana
other commOiiilrs and thti the pro-
plc reading within IN" uiiy of Tulsa
generally. use the most care To pr"
vent the further spreading OF tiid
contagious disease ana assist m"
county and city officials In c0npl"i"
ly stamping 0ut said spanish IN
flucuZH
Ia witness whereof we have hero
unto signed our names this hth day
Of November. \ -. 1915
e. l. REEBER
County Supl of Health.
J. T. GILBERT,
city Supt Of Health.
G. II III rBBhRD.
Mayor ~ rhc city ~ Tnls1t
Results of Fridays invcstiga-
tIonr show 50 new cases Of influenza
in Tulsa. probably tho results Of
ThurBday's disregard of tho city
quarantine and all health precau-
tlnnE.
Five new patients were admitted
to the emergency Red Cross hos,
pitaI yesterday. aud two dismissed,
making total OF 81 under treat
mont; five OF these are critically III
Of Influenza and pneumonia. There
are five patients In the colored ward.
under the care OF two COlOrcd Red
Cross nurses,
Three deaths. ccrdited to the NAL
ady. were reported,
The work OF uuarantining the In
flucnZa cases as fast AZ they are re-
ported In still being carried ON 10y
the city health department one
hundred and fifty cases were re-.
ported released As cured In the resi-
dcnce districts OF the city.
with the liftlng OF quarantine to-
night extra personal precautions
must he taken to prevent contaglun
or "A recurrence of the disease by
those who have had It. Make IL spc-
cial effort to keep tho body In per
feet condition by taking plenty OF
wholesome nourishment and by
keeping In the open air az much as
possible. Sleep with plenty OF fresh
air in your sleeping room, outdoor
sleeping is much better. Do not
return TO work until all symptoms
have disappeared. After one has
had Influenza the bodily resistance
is weakened and II Is very easy Ia
contract other diseases, such AS
nneumonIa bronchitis and tuherCu
losis.