This week I bring you the final installment of the epidemic disease series with stories about typhoid, pellagra and HIV/AIDS, and how each of these impacted Atlanta and it's citizens. Learn about how doctors begged residents to put lids on their trash cans to prevent typhoid, what killed the Zoo's porcupine and how Atlanta's gay community was the first to organize efforts in the AIDS epidemic.
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Bonus Mini: 1897 Fulton Bag Strike
Epidemics - Part II
Dr. Roderick Badger
Macedonia/Bagley Park
Inman Park - Part II
Inman Park - Part I
Interracial Marriage
Listener Q&A
International Cotton Exposition
Chinese Community
Atlanta Public Schools
Avondale Estates
DeFoor Murders
The Almshouse
West End
Bicycles
"Black Week"
Streetcars
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