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Jodie Tillman

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  • A pair of horses are unable to pull an overcrowded streetcar in New York City, shown in Harper's Weekly on Sept. 21, 1872.

    A Virus Crippled U.S. Cities 150 Years Ago. It Didn’t Infect Humans.

    The Great Epizootic, an equine flu in 1872-1873, infected most U.S. horses. Streetcars and mail delivery stopped across the country while fires raged.
    by Jodie Tillman via Retropolis on February 12, 2023
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