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1917 - Typhoid Breaks Out At Sherbrooke, Que. Fifty Cases of Most Malignant Type Attributed to Bad Drinking Water.

DateMarch 2, 1917 PlaceOttawa, Ontario, Canada PublicationThe Ottawa Journal
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Special to the Journal.
SHERBROOKE, Que., March 2. - There are fifty cases of typhoid fever here now and the health authorities attribute the cause to impure drinking water. The disease is of a very malignant type and a number of deaths have occurred. In one family, father, mother and two sons died within a few hours of each other.
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The Ottawa Journal
Place
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Date
March 2, 1917
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