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October 15, 1918 – Killer flu virus arrives in Market Harborough under the cloak of a news blackout
October 8, 1918 – new editor’s unwitting warning to avoid ‘a dark future’ which we know became the Second World War
October 1, 1918 – fortune-seeker’s adventure from a tiny Harborough village to America and Canada before a hero’s death in France
September 24, 1918 – Market Harborough’s mothers crying tears of agony, cautious optimism and pride
September 17, 1918 – Is it true mum that you’re helping to win the war?

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July 9, 1918 – Bring us your bones, bring us bones and help beat the hated Hun

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