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Baseball Great Babe Ruth Beat Spanish Flu… Twice by Joe Guzzardi In 1918, an influenza panic much like today's COVID-19 struck the nation. The Spanish flu, as it was often called, killed at least 50 million victims worldwide, and 675,000 in the U.S. Then-Surgeon General Rupert Blue summarized how suddenly the ...
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