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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1918

Page

4

Edge signs Edgar bill to legalize freeholders board

Governor Edge signed the bill introduced by Assemblyman Edgar to legalize a Republican Freeholder Board in Middlesex County. The measure becomes chapter 1 of the laws of 1918 and provides for five freeholders plus two appointees to form a seven member board with four Republicans and one Democrat. Assemblyman Edgar witnessed the signing.

Republican Freeholder Board Trenton Edge Edgar New Brunswick Board of Freeholders Middlesex County Board of Seven

Good Mothers and Wit from February Cosmopolitan

A fragment from Ella Wheeler Wilcox discusses what makes a good mother and hints that history shows great figures often owe their greatness to a strong maternal influence. The piece references February Cosmopolitan and noble decorations by W. T. Benda, then shifts to a Cleveland anecdote about a college bred son progress in his father’s business.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox W. T. Benda Cleveland Cleveland Plain Dealer

Are Your Sewers Clogged

The text describes constipation as a blockage of the body's sewerage and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild purgative that eases the condition and aids digestion.

Chamberlain

Sugar shortages and price controls shaped by Hoover

The Food Administration regulates sugar pricing and refining profits to curb costs for consumers. Hoover explains reduced Cuban sugar prices and billing, warns against hoarding, and outlines plans to ship 200,000 more tons to France while keeping retail prices near 8.5 to 9 cents a pound.

America United States Food Administration The Food Administration France Herbert Hoover Mr. Hoover Java Mig Hoover United States Canada England Italy Germany West Indies East Indies Europe Seaboard Hoover Cuba New York State Department Rolph California

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