Historians and health officials have marveled at how Los Angeles weathered the 1918 Spanish flu better than most major American cities. But failing to implement a mask ordinance may have cost lives.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Column: During the 1918 flu pandemic, L.A. didn't make masks mandatory. It was a poor choice
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