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June Bug Epidemic. Then, in the 1960s, there was the mysterious “june bug” epidemic in an american textile factory,. Most famous is the deadly dancing plague of 1518. Of these 62 workers, 59 were women. The june bug epidemic refers to an incident in summer 1962 when a worker in a textile mill in the usa claimed to have been bitten by some sort of dangerous insect. In june of 1962, dozens of workers in a textile factory. A study of hysterical contagion have attempted to study such an incident, and although limited in its scope the study is a. Convinced that the latest batch of fabric that the mill had received from england was infested with creepy critters, the woman refused to go back to work. The authors of the june bug: In june 1962, 62 workers at an american textile factory fell ill with symptoms including numbness, nausea, dizziness and vomiting. Many of the workers believed they had been bitten by insects that had arrived in a recent fabric shipment.

Then, in the 1960s, there was the mysterious “june bug” epidemic in an american textile factory,. Many of the workers believed they had been bitten by insects that had arrived in a recent fabric shipment. Convinced that the latest batch of fabric that the mill had received from england was infested with creepy critters, the woman refused to go back to work. The june bug epidemic refers to an incident in summer 1962 when a worker in a textile mill in the usa claimed to have been bitten by some sort of dangerous insect. In june of 1962, dozens of workers in a textile factory. Of these 62 workers, 59 were women. A study of hysterical contagion have attempted to study such an incident, and although limited in its scope the study is a. Most famous is the deadly dancing plague of 1518. The authors of the june bug: In june 1962, 62 workers at an american textile factory fell ill with symptoms including numbness, nausea, dizziness and vomiting.

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June Bug Epidemic The june bug epidemic refers to an incident in summer 1962 when a worker in a textile mill in the usa claimed to have been bitten by some sort of dangerous insect. A study of hysterical contagion have attempted to study such an incident, and although limited in its scope the study is a. In june of 1962, dozens of workers in a textile factory. Many of the workers believed they had been bitten by insects that had arrived in a recent fabric shipment. Most famous is the deadly dancing plague of 1518. The authors of the june bug: Then, in the 1960s, there was the mysterious “june bug” epidemic in an american textile factory,. Of these 62 workers, 59 were women. Convinced that the latest batch of fabric that the mill had received from england was infested with creepy critters, the woman refused to go back to work. The june bug epidemic refers to an incident in summer 1962 when a worker in a textile mill in the usa claimed to have been bitten by some sort of dangerous insect. In june 1962, 62 workers at an american textile factory fell ill with symptoms including numbness, nausea, dizziness and vomiting.