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In the 1930s, common illnesses included tuberculosis, pneumonia, and influenza, which were significant causes of morbidity and mortality due to limited medical advancements and public health infrastructure. Additionally, diseases like polio and diphtheria were prevalent, particularly among children. Malnutrition and related conditions also affected many, exacerbated by the economic hardships of the Great Depression. Access to healthcare varied widely, further influencing the spread and impact of these illnesses.

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