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Tag Archives: Joe Bogle
The Quarantine Poem That Wasn’t Written During the Spanish Flu—And One That Was
It’s been attributed to authors in the 1800s, or to the Spanish Flu of 1918-1919, but none of that is true. Here’s the real story. ~*~ In case you haven’t been on social media in the past few months, you … Continue reading
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Tagged 1918 Spanish Flu, And The People Stayed Home, Joe Bogle, Kitty O'Meara poem, Snopes
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