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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
3
A fragmented OCR line mentions Marvel and profits with unclear wording and stray phrases. No clear event, date, or entities beyond Marvel appear. readable items are insufficient for a full summary or identifiable subject.
Society notes announce the Rev Howard Morgan will conduct a Bible study class for YWCA members beginning Monday evening at 8 o clock on College Avenue. All members are urged to enroll, bring a Bible, and join the study of the Book of Mark led by Mr Morgan praised for his teaching lineage.
An old advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer, non salivating alternative to calomel, promising the same liver action without sickness. The piece also lists local social notes and several short society items from Atlanta and Macon, including visits and upcoming meetings of educators.
Miss Alma Hughes and Miss Mary Ella Yancey visit relations while Alma recovers from influenza and Yancey enjoys Atlanta guest status. Mr Mercer Broach and Mrs Toombs DuBose show improvement after influenza. Miss Louise Oliver ill at home with parents, amid Easter plans for C H Phinizy Jr and Mary Dorothy Palmer visiting. Dr J T Stewart returns from South Georgia motor trip. Tom Johnson, an old Georgia boy and K A, spent the weekend in Augusta.
Mrs Parks Betts hosted an elegant bridge party for Miss Katie Belle Miller, April 22 bride elect, with elaborate spring decor and high score prizes. Attendees included Victoria and Flora Betts, with Miss Miller wearing black taffeta and jade green georgette accessories.
Dr Adolph Lorenz sailed on the La France for Europe on Wednesday. He was joined by Anton Wedl, importer, who persuaded him to leave the United States. Lorenz treated thousands of cripples during his visit and later ran free clinics under New York health department supervision until obtaining a state license. He conducted clinics in New Jersey and Detroit and plans to return in September with his wife and two sons. The elder son, 36, is a physician and serves as his chief surgical assistant.
A Vienna physician returning from the United States notes his son nearly 14 will enter Columbia preparatory for a medical career. He recalls the warm American welcome, honors collaborators, and says his son should become an American citizen as opportunities for premedical chemistry improve here versus Vienna where chemicals are scarce.
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