Eastern Shore Delmarva described as a happy island of farms and sea
A coastal feature on Delmarva highlights the Greensboro Maryland plant area described as a happy island. The piece notes good farming land with crops like corn and tomatoes, extensive woods, and a peninsula geography dominated by Chesapeake Bay. The article traces travel from New York through Philadelphia to the Eastern Shore and outlines climate, soil, and livelihoods.
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Greensboro
Delmarva Peninsula
John Marston
Juvenal
Det
Maryland
Clovanerke
Delaware Bay
Atlantic
Chesapeake and Delaware
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore, Anapolis
Washington
Delmarva
Delaware
Virginia
34Th Street
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Ilinois
Ohio
Pet
Susquehanna River
Letters To Santa from Denton Md 1952 kids request gifts
A Denton Maryland 1952 Christmas feature collects letters from local children to Santa. Richard Coalla David Wood Glen Wise Donald Stafford Cynthia Palmatory Betty Ruth request toys and gifts for themselves siblings and teachers while noting good behavior. The piece ends with a line about scrap steel providing roughly half of each ton of new steel in modern plants.
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Greenspore, Maryland
Kindleberger
Denton, Md
Santa
Aée
Diane
Richard Coalla
Denton, Mid
Space Patrol
David Wood
Glen Wise
Donald Stafford
Miss Chaffinch
Cynthia Palmatory
Daddy
Miss Morgan
Betty Ruth
Vemays
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Easton, MD
THE
Paul W. Johnson and
E. Aldridge Pepper
4Th & Market Sts