Spanish Influenza Epidemic

Influenza epidemic in Spain In the United States, the Spanish flu suddenly occurs here. It is said that this sudden occurrence was caused by vaccination by European soldiers. In fact, in the latest release, an estimated 43,000 American soldiers are in Europe. Influenza started in Spain and then spread to Asia like Europe, the Middle East, and forest fires. The Spanish flu has many symptoms, but the first symptom is cough. Then the pain in the ears of the victim and behind the eyes is increasing.

Influenza epidemic of Spain Los Angeles, October 28 - The influence of Spain's influenza epidemic from the first contamination day (September 13 (1)) to the present is extensive and terrible. Today more than 4,500 new cases have been reported and the number of cases in California is currently over 60,000. (7) Two days before this print, San Francisco witnessed the worst day and reported more than 2,000 new cases and 96 deaths. - This poem was written in 1958 when Sylvia Plath quit work at Smith College and earned his living. I have found during this time that I write a fashion theme and cautious exercises that she used to be difficult in her efforts to find publications. This poem is based on the work "The Madonna in the Tree" by Paul Klee. Sylvia Plas expressed her feelings about the concepts of children's songs, virgins and so on.

In October 1918, a year after the sun miracle, the influenza epidemic in Spain affected the entire Mato family. Francis was very quiet during his illness and never complained. He is convinced that a virgin will bring him to heaven soon. In January 1919, he was able to go to Kowa to pray there where the Mirage was. Finally, in early April, he became weak as he could not say his rosary and asked if he could accept communion. Before that, they asked Lucia and Jacinta whether they could recall the crime he committed. Lucy reminded him of some disobedience; Jacinta remembered that he stealed a penny and threw a stone to another village's enemy. Francis said that he admitted these things, but he will never sin again unless he is dead.

When World War I ended, the epidemic of the Spanish flu began, and in 1918 women make fortune telling. Mary Oliver was a young woman with a privileged career and free education, came to Elm City, North Carolina State, with her aunt Maureen and was in the final stage of difficult pregnancy. When she arrived, Mary soon discovered that the marriage between her half-uncle and Maureen is an unhealthy unhealthy marriage, and the army mercilessly threatened his wife. Due to the insults of the unit, life made Mary and Morain more intimate and the two women found the power to create their own lives in their own way.