"Get your mask right away and
wear it continuously. It may be the
means, not only of saving you from
an attack of the Influenza or some
other dreaded contagious disease
but may also save some of those with
whom you may come in contact."
Really well-made and easy to use (I'd just change the interface font to proportional). OCR text seems to be without errors beyond the occasional "hyphe- nation." Photos are downloadable in high quality, and they also link to full browseable issues. The dataset cuts off in 1963 though, hopefully it'll expand as more material becomes available in the public domain.
Edit: found some examples of bad OCR too. For example, half of the few results for "Taiwan" are misspellings of another word (the words are actually "Fagan," "Edward," and "Japan").
I feel bad for you being downvoted for this — it's a total generational marker. Probably 100% overlap with anyone who also remembers what a 56k modem squeal sounds like.
Also note that if you want image slices the entire collection has a IIIF image server used by the main Chronicling America site and this search application.
https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn99063812/1918-10-2...
The Evening Herald., October 23, 1918, Image 1
"NO ARMISITICE 'TILL HUNS GO HOME"
Here an explanation for "Huns":
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_terms_used_for_Germans...
At the same page:
"INFLUENZA IS SPREADING IN MOST STATES"
"GET A MASK LIKE THIS"
"Get your mask right away and wear it continuously. It may be the means, not only of saving you from an attack of the Influenza or some other dreaded contagious disease but may also save some of those with whom you may come in contact."
More than 100 years ago.