Shawnee County KS Archives News.....8 SmallPox Cases. July 1, 1919
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The Topeka Daily Journal, Tuesday, July 1, 1919 July 1, 1919
8 Smallpox Cases.
Vaccination Treatments Still Being Given Free at City Hall.

There are eight cases of smallpox, four cases of diphtheria and three cases of
scarlet fever in town at present.
This is more smallpox than there should be, says Doctor Brown, city health
officer. The authorities have not succeeded in locating any source for the
spread of this disease. The cases are scattered about the city and are not
confined to any one district. Vaccaination treatements are still being given
free of charge at the city clinic.



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