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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
8
The article promotes Magi Flake as the ideal child’s food, asserting wheat as the ages old staple. It describes a six hour steam cook, curing, and toasting process to break down starch granules for digestion while warning that faster methods reduce half the food value and irritate the stomach.
In promotional wording the cereal Mapl Flake is praised as heat producing nourishing food that digests well. The ad urges readers to ask their grocer for it today and promises surprising delight and satisfaction from one package.
The article recounts Joe Gans vowing to regain the lightweight world title from Nelson after a disputed loss. Gans plans intense training with Ryan, contemplates two thirds of the purse, and notes Nelson’s rising confidence. It details betting pressures and Gans’s resolve to prove himself in a third bout.
Letter from Frank Donahue of Kokomo Indiana dated Sept 10 1907 describes a child’s severe itching rash spreading from hands to full body. He credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with a rapid complete cure after nightly soaks baths and rubbing, urging others to use the remedies.
Cure advertised for pimples using Cuticura ointment and wash. Claims gentle treatment for facial skin with home routines. Mentions applying cream, washing off ointment, and continuing regimen morning and evening. Includes warnings about using hot water and implying widespread skin benefits.
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia split games with Philadelphia winning 7 to 4 in one contest and 4 to 0 in another. New York defeated Chicago 4 to 0 as Brooklyn pushed past St Louis. The wire report notes various pitchers and batters including Moran, Mathewson, and Merchants of multiple teams across July 16.
A fragmentary report indicates Washington faced a detainment amid a 17-run rally, with unclear roles and sequence. The text references Washington and a clew or clue about a detainment, but the exact event, date, and participants remain uncertain in the damaged copy.
Boston, July 1 saw Ast game action as UntEaga defeated Boston 2 to 0. Chicago and Boston battles ended 6 to 3 with Astrock leading for Philadelphia. Detroit lost to Philadelphia as Donovan delivered key hits in a 6 to 3 Philadelphia win. New York beat St Louis 10 to 1 as Hoftman’s team tallied in the ninth inning. Batteries listed include Plunk, Power, Spencer, Bruce, Chesbro and Ktolnow across the games.
In Denver July 16 Waldron hit a sixth inning homer as Denver beat Sioux City. Des Moines won the first game of its series here 8 to 2 led by Pratt Nichols and Sulib. Lincoln opened the series in a 3 to 0 win.
At Kansas City Kaneaway beats Bt Paul 8 to 2 while Indianapolis hosts a 2 to 2 tie. Columbus margins Louisville 5 to 0 and Milwaukee Riivatine 1 to 4. Oddly listed are Caressles and seroma remedies amid a quirky note about the Knights of Columbus annual Lagoon excursion with a special Oregon Short Line train leaving Osten 9 30 pm and return fare details for adults.
A young deserter expresses relief at facing government service again, saying he will reveal information to the post at Fort Douglas. Detective Mutehins plans to escort him, while the deserter warns that the government remains vigilant against escape. He acknowledges fear and anxiety, and notes constant scrutiny by soldiers and civilians.
An Eastern tourist party bound for Yellowstone travels via Ogden on the Oregon Short Line. The tour, led by Gillegpie Kinaport, visits Utah’s mountains and canyons, remarks on Mormon people, and proceeds toward the Pacific, with the trip framed as a broad Westward exploration.
Duly 28 1908 at 17280 a'rlork a ny. mie hour before the opening of the roneentinn. Dred. Oglon Utah this Mth pay a fly 1008. F. J. Wendearhot Coulrnigg, THOMAS H. DAYVIA Secretary.
An interesting Wat tenders union meeting at the Tradesound Labor hall discussed collaboration with Bartenders’ union and a demonstration planned in Ogden to honor Labor Day. Invitations extended for the July observance. Glen wore Hark on Orly day designed by the government.
A garbled whispers of wage disputes hint at opposition by a figure named Harriman to wage cuts. The fragmentary text mentions New York and Madison, with unclear details about dates or exact actions, leaving the motive and outcome uncertain.
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