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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
8
A dated piece warns against complex wheat based meals and lengthy prep. It argues simple, well cooked foods digest better, favoring practical methods over elaborate processes that irritate the stomach. The text notes wheat as a staple replacing meat and criticizes long fermentation and fragile preparations.
Readable fragments describe MaplFlaky appealing to maple syrup lovers. They praise its warmth, taste, and improved texture compared with other foods. The text hints at enjoying the product soon and notes a warning about potential regret if delayed.
A Chicago interview with J J Magen recounts Hayes story of the marathon. Hayes describes the hot asphalt near the end and the crowd’s roar as he pressed for position and finish. He credits training and support from friends and mentors for keeping him pushing toward victory.
Report lists game scores with teams including Lautoville 4 over Minneagitis and 95 to Toledo 9, Milwaukee 74 over Chicago Tambita 8, and Indianapolis 6 over St Paul 2, reflecting a dense sequence of results across multiple venues in the circuit.
A garbled account from Pittabarg and surrounding cities notes close games and standout players as teams like Philadelphia and New York contend. Key mentions include Lefield, Reunboch, and Beare with mixed outcomes across Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis while other lines reference venues, dates, and scores in a deteriorated OCR record.
Fragmentary Western League note shows Ontha versus Wiehe with 1-ldnerin and Linetdn listed but details and final score unavailable in the readable text.
Fragmented item shows theft mention and a postponed game in Denver on August 13. It lists teams and scores with scattered names like Dos Moines and Puebla and references to pitchers and batteries. The garbled text records brief sports and local notices with unclear details but preserves event mentions and team names.
Ogden league baseball adds seven more league games including a Sunday start for new pitcher Bekytone. Chg schedule shows nine final games, with seven at home and possible exhibition games. Lobsters visit Murray while Ogden aims to climb from last to near second place as teams fight for position.
Smith, fourth general president of the Brotherhood of Painters Decorators of America, attends a Journal order event in Ogden with Local 408. He notes the Painter union in excellent condition, hints at entertainment plans, and discusses Frontier Day events in Cheyenne with dances, races, and a travel itinerary to Guiana and back. Tickets and travel details are mentioned in the fragmentary notice.
Secretary Macarton in Ogden attends the Salt Lake display of a steam automobile driven by Fred A. Dundee. The White Steamer, noted for its quiet operation and crankless start, covered a mile in two minutes and set a record time of one hour and four minutes from Lake to Ogden. The car, owned by J F Dunn and backed by Oregon Short Line motive power, impressed local auto enthusiasts and spurred talk of a great north south highway.
The director invites sealed bids by August 16 for exclusive rights to operate numerous stands and attractions at the Pair grounds during September and October. Bids may cover one or more concession types including beverage, food, candy, and soft drinks, with or without coffee, plus two gallery concessions. Separate bids per concession are required. entities may bid on multiple concession types but cannot exceed the listed stand counts. The city may add extra galleries later. Specify bid type and proposed structure. address requests to the Director General of the Fan Ade, marked Ride for Fur.
Readable fragments describe readiness for a September opening, noting staff roles, enrollment estimates, and meal planning. The Matron oversees care while the school prepares supplies, fruit, and preserves for the term.
Japanese consul general Rolko toured Ogden and was banqueted by Mayor Brewer and city officials. Entertainment by local residents and merchants highlighted the visit as he travels across the country for cultural and diplomatic exchange. He praised American courtesy and discussed business relations and lawfulness with local press and officials.
Report from travelers describes stronger than spring trade in eastern markets and brisk fall and winter orders, though overall activity remains below last year. Weather disruptions delayed travel, with visitors citing limited funds amid heavy storms and rail complications on the way home.
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Mrs. H. B. Durke of Ladueur Mill reports her two month old infant suffered extreme facial sores and eye dangers from eczema. After trying various remedies and costly doctors, a switch to Cuticura products led to dramatic improvement within weeks. By age two, no signs of the disease remain, and the family notes substantial medical savings.
The London Post editorial attacks the government for consenting to a modus vivendi with the United Republic, reproaches the foreign secretary for yielding to American pressure, and argues imperial partnership costs. It notes Newfoundland approval may ease tensions while urging a clear stance on disarmament and future strategy.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a committee or committee member involving California and financial matters. It mentions a payment or debt linked to an event or person named in Los Angeles. The readable portion suggests a legal or regulatory proceeding with a court or committee role and mentions dates or years incompletely.
Fragmented OCR text describes various named remedies and individuals in a garbled report. It lists cures and trial mentions with odd spellings and uncertain results, referencing remedies and people such as Geetha Rope and Travia Ratha. The passage reads as a jumbled mixture of names, places, and medical claims with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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