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Burdock's Blood Bitters
A bottle and box of Budrock's Blood Bitters, displayed by the Bulkley Valley Museum in the 2018-19 exhibit "INFLUENZA: The Spanish Flu in Smithers."
Casbit “One Eye” William, Witsuwit'en healer
Photograph of Casbit “One Eye” William, a Witsuwit’en medicine man and C’ilhts’ëkhyu wing chief from Yihk Ts’iwit’an (Thin House), in Hazelton, circa 1920.
Chamberlain's Tablets
A bottle, box, and instructional pamphlet for Chamberlain's Tablets, displayed by the Bulkley Valley Museum in the 2018-19 exhibit "INFLUENZA: The Spanish Flu in Smithers."
Died at Hospital, Influenza Victim
Interior News article, November 16th 1918, on the death of Spanish flu victim Roman Malkow.
Dodd's Kidney Pills
A container of Dodd's Kidney Pills, displayed by the Bulkley Valley Museum in the 2018-19 exhibit "INFLUENZA: The Spanish Flu in Smithers."
Dr. Fahrney & Sons Co. bottle
Photo of a Dr. Fahrney & Sons Co. bottle, displayed by the Bulkley Valley Museum in the 2018-19 exhibit "INFLUENZA: The Spanish Flu in Smithers."
Dr. H. C. Wrinch and Hazelton Hospital staff
A photograph of Dr. H. C. Wrinch (man on the left) and the staff of the Hazelton Hospital circa 1911.
Dr. Hankinson advertisement
Advertisment for Smithers' Dr. C. H. Hankinson in the Interior News, 1919.
Dr. Horace Wrinch
A photograph of Dr. Horace Wrinch, a Hazelton doctor who also served Smithers in the earliest years of the community (including during the Spanish flu).
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills
A container of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, displayed by the Bulkley Valley Museum in the 2018-19 exhibit "INFLUENZA: The Spanish Flu in Smithers."