Home Cleaning And Cooking Tips From Sus an Snow
Practical household guidance covers electrical safety with switches and unplugging lamps when away, gutter and roof material advice, roach control methods, butter versus lard usage, keeping cream soups from sticking, shrimp prep, meat gravy maintenance, pastry storage, pineapple servings, tomato and mushroom toast, leather care for shoes, and patent leather care for cold weather.
Swedish Meat Balls And A Humble Dinner Verse
A compact recipe for Swedish meat balls with egg bread milk and beef, plus a humorous old time salad vignette in dialect. The text blends cooking instructions with Lilly White’s homely kitchen tale and ends with a signoff from Lilly White.
Easy Beef Balls for Porches and Gardens
Simple guide to making quick frozen beef balls as a budget friendly centerpiece. Serve hot, either in the kitchen or on a garden grill, with toast, butter, and a variety of relishes and garnishes like Bermuda onion and cucumber slices.
Hamburger Sandwiches Quick Buttered Toast Recipe
A simple method to make six hot sandwiches by sautéing one pound of quick frozen chopped beef in butter. Season and press flat, then stack between buttered toast or split rolls and garnish with parsley. Serve immediately.
G Elbert Marshall Candidate for Chief Judge Maryland Circuit
G Elbert Marshall of Talbot County Bar announces candidacy for Chief Judge of Maryland's Second Judicial Circuit. The five county circuit includes Caroline Cecil Kent Queen Annes and Talbot. Marshall has twenty seven years of law practice and broad community involvement.
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G. Elbert Marshall
Second Judicial Circuit OF
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Talbot County
Second Judicial Circuit
Caroline
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Marshall
Maryland Lawyer Marshall Named Chief Judge Candidate
The document profiles Mr. Marshall born December 28 1888 in Tunis Mills Maryland and describes his education at Golden College and the University of Maryland. It notes his long legal career in Talbot County, WWI service, partnership in Seth Shehan Marshall, and roles as Justice of the Peace Easton Town Attorney and Easton Utilities Commissioner, highlighting his qualifications for a high judicial office.
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Tunis Mills
Miles River Neck
Talbot County
Maryland
Golden College
Wilmington
Delaware
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Camden Station
University of Maryland
State Board of Law Examiners
Nehemiah E. Clark
Joseph B. Seth
William Mason Shehan
Seth and Shehan
Easton
Seth, Shehan and Marshall
General Seth
Shehan and Marshall
Easton Utilities Commission
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Notable Talbot County figure Mr. Marshall's lifelong public service
The document profiles Dr. G. Elbert Marshall of Easton, a prominent lawyer and community leader. It recalls his roles with Home Owners' Loan Corporation District Counsel, Maryland Bankers Association committees, Rotary Charter member, Emergency Hospital director, Boy Scouts leader, and Talbot County Bar associations. It notes his political activity with the Democratic Party, service as Talbot County Board of Education president, and endorsements for a Maryland judicial vacancy. Married in 1922 to Merle Staylor Bullock, he resides in Easton with two children.
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Eastern Shore
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Talbot County
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Maryland Board of Prison Labor
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Rotary Club of
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Talbot Country Club
Talbot Post No. 70
American Legion
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Boy Scouts of America
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Ebenezer Methodist Church
Church School
Circuit Court
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Mr. Marshall
Talbot County Board of Education
County Bar Association
Shehan
Maryland State Bar Association
Merle Staylor Bullock
Baltimore
Brookletts Avenue
Ann N. Marshall
Goucher College
G. Elbert Marshall Jr
Crothers files for Cecil County associate judge seat
Omar D. Crothers Jr. of Elkton Cecil County filed for the Democratic nomination for associate judge in the Second Maryland Judicial Circuit. The candidate, nephew of late Governor Austin L. Crothers, was educated at Cecil County public schools and the University of Maryland earning BA and LLB degrees, played football and lacrosse, and later taught at Washington College Chestertown before practicing law.
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Omar D. Crothers Jr
Elkton
Cecil County
Maryland
Board of Election Supervisors
Second Judicial Circuit
Crothers
Austin L. Crothers
University of Maryland
Washington College
Chestertown
University of Maryland Law School
Notable Maryland Lawyer Crothers Dies or Retires
The article notes the long career of a Maryland lawyer, a leading Cecil County Bar Association member. It mentions his courtroom appearances across Maryland and his family, including a wife and one son.
Another Tanker Sunk Sparks Gasoline Crunch
A dramatic headline proclaims another tanker sunk, claiming the loss equates to a year’s gasoline for 5,000 cars. A motorist and a filling-station attendant debate fuel amounts as readers joke about shortages.
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