Fragmentary sports notes from Cedar Gul area game
Incomplete OCR reads like a local sports snippet mentioning Cedar Goll and a band setup. No clear teams, scores, dates, or identities can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1897
Page
3
Incomplete OCR reads like a local sports snippet mentioning Cedar Goll and a band setup. No clear teams, scores, dates, or identities can be confirmed from the readable text.
The column blends society notes from Columbus and nearby towns with brief items about officials, farmers, and small events. It mentions Dr CG W Super returning from Columbus on business, Mrs Jessie Switzer, and other residents, plus jokes, temperance quips, and a mix of anecdotes about laments on frost and rural mail delivery. It cites Grover Cleveland era family notes and a Georgia schoolgirl temperance piece, with a spoof on water quality and farm life. It closes with a quip about animal group names and a local advertisement for Shiloh’s Care.
The Rev Dr Talmage's associate pastor extols Dr Greene's Nervura as a grand health restorer for nerves and blood. He claims it cures weakness, neuralgia, and prostration, urging readers to obtain the remedy and noting favorable physician opinions and patient recoveries.
A ragged compilation reports on a shy office boy who dreams of becoming a writer and his exposure by a colleague, a notorious Hatfield figure showing a Bible as his only weapon, and a statistical note on hair color and marriage trends highlighting that dark haired women often wed more than fair haired ones.
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