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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1933

Page

2

Murder charge in Waldorf case shocks Charles County

In Waldorf Maryland Jupiter a black farm hand confessed to killing Mrs Evalyn Reisschneider after she allegedly asked him to strike with an axe The crime occurred near her home on the farm where Jupiter worked He confessed after hours of questioning by State's Attorney Edw G Edelin Sheriff Vernon Cooksey and State Police Sergeant Louis Bloom The coroner's jury ruled death by a blow from an axe and Jupiter was held for investigation The case drew local attention as residents awaited further developments

UA Plata Apiter Charles Evalyn Reifschneider Edw. G. Edélin Vernon Cooksey Louis ‘Bloom Page Waldorf Cooksey Jupiter Robert W. Cooksley Lee Reich Reisschneider Charles County Ed Betty Reinachffelder Herry Elds

Gardeners Seek Free Bean Growing Guide From Daily Mail

The notice invites gardeners to request a free guide on bean culture. It promises oil prep, fertilization, blight and pod-epot prevention, foil beetle control, and answers to gardening questions. Send requests to The Daily Mail Agricultural Easter Van Gorder Service Washington DC with address details.

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Things of the Soil by Dan Van Gorder

In this exploration of farming methods the author addresses myths about soil action and plant growth. He argues for revising costly beliefs and highlights wood ashes as a soil amendment with its varying chemical content and impractical application rates.

Dan van Gorder

WE WOMEN Advice Column from Betty Brainerd

Betty Brainerd answers reader questions on love and life in this 1950s style column. She counsels on relationships, marriage, and personal freedom, urging self knowledge and sensible choices while addressing letters from readers like Lonesome Peggy Lonely P. and younger brides.

Vote On Clearspring Water System Bonds

A special election is set for Saturday July 22 in Clearspring to decide issuing bonds of $16,000 for a new water system. Bond issuance would depend on a Federal grant under the recovery act public works program. The law allows bonds up to five percent of the community assessable base.

Clearspring

Three Children Die After Chimney Collapse

Crisfield July 9 two girls aged 12 and 10 died early today at McCreany Memorial Hospital after a chimney fell on a fire wrecked Tangier building. Victims Elsie Landon and Jane Charnock. separate death of store owner’s wife Mrs Rose Crockett. Grandmother Mrs Margaret Landon in critical condition.

Crisfield Tangier McCreany Memorial Hospital Elsie, Landon Jane Charnock Rose Crockett Margaret Landon

Controlling Garden Pests and Tree Care Proposals

The article warns against whitewashing tree trunks and overreliance on hydrated lime. It notes lime’s limited disinfecting value and promotes proper lime milk. It argues birds aid pest control and suggests mulberry plantings to attract them. It covers Bordeaux spray limits and a new Milan Genoa highway development.

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