Marlboro News Briefs Chronicle Local Visit Trends
Local residents share weekend visits to Laurel Hill and Winchester hospitals. A bus trip from Clary to Washington D C carries Kump and Liggette families. Camp friendships and family gatherings appear across Martinsburg and Star Tannery. Notable notes include a Roosevelt Christmas tree ban 1902 and snake eye protection.
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Evakeeler Marlboro
Dick Kump
Sandra
Raymond Cooley
Bengy Cooley
Lela Kump
Nettie Henderlite
Laurel Hill
Pauline Liggette
Washington, D.C
Clary
Jenn
Ror Henderlie
Baltimore
Price Henderlite
Artie Shiffiette
Winchester Hospital
Sherman
Walter Jenkins
Strasburg
John Sherman
Lena Keeler
Mid
Misnomer behind Gulf Stream name clarified
A mistaken belief holds the Gulf Stream draws its water from the Gulf of Mexico. In fact the current originates in the Caribbean and Gulf water contributes little to its flow.
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Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Stream
Caribbean
Gulf
Nut Meats and Wax Paper Keep Wooden Bowls Gleaming
Heloise shares tips for reviving sticky grandmother bowls using raw walnut or pecan meat rubbed inside and out, then wiped with cloth. For salads, acids cause stickiness, so wax paper or small jar dressing stored in fridge aids advance prep. Dry bowls thoroughly and rub wax paper to seal surfaces.
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Becky
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