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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1908
Page
8
A compact health ad argues winter breakfasts should favor wheat preparations over meat. It touts Maps Flake Wheat as uniquely delicious and digestible, claiming it is prepared with maple syrup, thinned with thin flakes baked at high heat, and toasted to create a fully digestible nutrient. The piece extols savings in time and money, while warning against short process foods that waste nutrients and irritate the stomach.
An advertisement extols Mapl Flake as the largest Vermont maple syrup buyer. It touts maple flavored breakfast with fruit, promoting maple products to improve meals for children and encourage healthy eating habits. It urges readers to start today.
A chaotic sports clippings summary discusses pitcher Marquard’s sale to New York for $1000 from Indianapolis and references historic player trades involving Buffalo Detroit Boston Chicago and others. It cites gate receipts, pennants, and notable football of the era while noting upcoming August 20 roster moves and executive expectations.
Baseball brief from Aug 2 with scattered results across the league. Boston wins in a tense finish while Philadelphia rallies in the fifth to topple their foe. Chicago beats Washington in a close contest as Hoho and Tangherty contribute decisive plays.
In Omaha the Western League results show Slour CI 7 and Pemalay Avie with Si-Oening defeating Binne ity te am intliternsthiygt. A mention of Waterton and Magan accompanies a list of players Hollenhects and Makay with Aimer atl pti, indicating a fragmented sports roundup.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions teams Portland and a coast league game. Details on date score or outcome are unreadable. Entities include Portland and a Pacific region league context with stray characters and garbled words.
In Youieville a fleet game saw Cone Mites beat Mineapolis 8 to 1. Sworatti Haine’s UAKM team scored 7, while Minnawpalis edged Toledo 4 to 1. St. Pall defeated Kansas Ine in a separate matchup.
Ogden opened strong, scoring three runs in the second inning and two more in the third to take control. The visitors battled but could not recover as Ogden’s defense and timely hitting carried the game in a crowd lively with reactions and a high gate.
Summary notes an obscure baseball game with off Murphy and Manley pitching events, several hit by pitches, two stolen bases by Jimiin and Murphy, and multiple defensive plays. Time of game listed as 1:40 with attendance around a0, plus dubious references to local remedies and advertising.
Readiness builds for the big event as Bamberger lines up the new Lagoon Road track near Washington Avenue. President Bamberger has overseen progress in Ogden with testing and ballasting of the line to secure a mainline standard. Local clubs and officials prepare for a ceremonial opening and associated celebratory events.
Reading shows a garbled OCR snippet mentioning Valley Restaurant Tein and various disjointed phrases about food items and an excursion to Yellowstines. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent facts, making a clear news-style summary difficult.
Reverend Hastings preaches from a cartoon illustrating a prisoner gazing from a cell toward an opened window to liberty. The sermon argues the only path to freedom is through repentance, not works, and that pardon comes from Christ, transforming the prisoner’s heart and life.
A fragmented Sunday in Ogden describes extreme heat, crowded shade, and crowds seeking relief at fairs resorts and public grounds. The piece mentions Salt Lake transmissions, Rio Grande routes, and a mix of crowds, travel, and local notices with garbled place names and a sense of lively mass activity on hot summer day.
A family reported two children went missing after a wagon struck near the intersection of Twerf Sixth Street and Fowler Avenue on Sunday evening. The horse bolted free, the wagon broke loose, and authorities searched the scene as bystanders described the incident with limited details.
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