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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1916

Page

4

Conference on Health Board and traffic reform in Frederick

A special meeting called by the mayor on Monday night at 7 30 will discuss the State Board of Health conference on the chlorine plant and other matters. A new traffic ordinance to curb hitching near Market Street is likely, with discussion of street work and use of city prisoners. Aldermen critique parade crowding and Third Street conditions, aiming to improve street conditions and business impact.

State Board of Health Health Board Theeting Third Street Market Trepst C. Allen Jones Frederick Henry H. Abbott Neas Beden Charles H. Lewis

Swedish History Rite Sparks Masked Ball Tragedy

Fragmentary notes describe a Swedish aristocratic tragedy linked to a masked ball and an opera's altered setting. It mentions a queen dying of apoplexy amid court intrigues, a child observer, and a reference to a portrait of royal marriage alliances. Folio scraps include literary quotes about weather and wisdom.

Sweden Schite

Practical Health Hint Recreation in daily life

Recreation is essential to good health providing rest and exercise for both mind and body. Mental workers should seek activities like golf and tennis, while laborers need mental diversion and fresh air to balance their exertions.

Burgee’s Two Letters Back Residential Endorsements Spark Debate

Frederick county scene as two letters urging retention of Prof. Burgee, long time Boys’ High School principal, are published amid push for resignation. Alumni and local figures—Chas. Clemson Westminster attorney, EI Sharpe resident—defend his work and criticize the school board. A 1916 law dispute on appointment rights fuels the controversy, with a board meeting set to reconsider the action and a Westminster voice urging misread motives be set aside.

Burgeo Hig Frederick EI. Sharpe Sharpe Burgee Clemson Hero Westminster Carroll Clemson Fa Ti Frederick News Sun Frederick County Tension Boys' High School Alurapi Association Wnl Tesalen Oudit Chimeon Eriles Frederick Counts Rur Ree Rover High Western Maryland College Preparatory Scho Waryland Frederic Circuit Court Register of Wills Durgee Leo Weinberg Robert Ek Velaplame Paul Whip New York Paul Urner Calvin Page Natal Academy Harry Hall Emory C. Crum Hurgee Charles O. Clemson Professor Burgee Christian Mapnhood Ife Hng Frederick Boys Hunt Hendrickson Hendrickson Lloyd Palmer Palmer Ayrupt Emmitsburg Hich

Burgeo Favorers in Frederick Schools Board urged to unite with taxpayers

A letter urges board members friendly to Professor Burgeo to join taxpayers in cleansing discord, raising standards, and elevating morals to match Burgee, while the author apologizes for notoriety as duties rise above personal feelings. Also notes patents for covers to protect automobile springs.

Burgeo Frederick Burgee Lfe

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