'Everyone is sick’ — A look back at when Spanish flu delayed LDS General Conference

(Photo courtesy of Library of Congress) Nurses are seen at Red Cross influenza center in Salt Lake City during the 1919 outbreak.

(Photo courtesy of Library of Congress) Nurses are seen at Red Cross influenza center in Salt Lake City during the 1919 outbreak.

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