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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1922
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item notes advice on footwear care and foot comfort. It mentions keeping shoes and stockings lasting, with references to a base, tip, and methods to avoid scalp irritation and rubbing. The text is garbled but centers on foot care and shoe wear efficiency.
Advertisement claims Lift iff with Fingers can drop a lit Freezone on an aching corn to stop the pain and lift it off the finger. A druggist sells a tiny bottle for a few cents to remove hard corns or between the toes without irritation.
The Lucy Cobb Alumnae Association held its annual reunion in the Lucy Cobb Institute chapel with Mrs. Maggie Morton Stanley presiding. Officers were elected for the coming year and the endowment fund was discussed as alumnae plan continued support and a centennial pageant.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to ease infant constipation and upset stomachs. It claims the product moves gas and stool without cramps, promising peaceful relief for babies and children, and warns to say California to avoid imitations.
A note lists attendees and speakers for a meeting of local women voters at the Woman's Club, with several names mentioned including Mrs. B. B. Alexander of Blytheville and Miss Henrietta II He. Several residents, such as Mrs. Andrew Lane of Macon and Mr. J Warren Smith, are noted as visiting or returning from Atlanta over the weekend.
A nostalgic poem recalls Miss Millie and fellow students at a Southern college. The verses mix affectionate portraits, campus romances, pranks, and social stirrings from the era, including Miss Millie's charm, Lollie, Mamie, Lucy, and Sue, with Rutherford on the campus and a parlor visit that unsettles propriety.
The article celebrates Millie Lenai as a beacon of kindness and loyalty, noting her literary works and great achievements. It emphasizes her friendly heart, constant duty, and the hope that her life will continue to inspire others as she moves onward.
Salvaton Army drive begins Tuesday May 23 as members praise wartime service and urge continued aid. The appeal underscores the organization’s ongoing relief work beyond conflict, emphasizing faith, community support, and recovery efforts.
Clarke County reports merchants display Georgia products in windows and goods at the store. Mrs E W Gaerdlits chairs the exhibit with merchants and residents urged to visit Thursday and Friday for the event. The aim is to showcase county products and support local sellers.
A garbled 1923 note from Kiwanis and Rotary members asks Judge Bradwell in Athens to help a “little Doctor Reynolds” at the infirmary. The offsite plea references a dormitory and appeals for mercy or support, showing quirky club political humor.
Rowland Fuller died Sunday at a hospital in Athens after Bright's disease. He was a leading planter near High Shoals with wide interests and was well known locally. The funeral Friday at the Jackson Barr Church was led by Rev. L. Porter and attended by Athens Masons and many friends. Survivors include his wife and several children and relatives. The Dorsey Furniture Co undertakers conducted arrangements.
The College of Agriculture plans a free film titled Good Bye Boll Weevil to educate farmers on combating the pest. About 5,000 posters were sent to Athens and many farmers are expected to attend. Data from U.S. officials supports the material. Arsenals will be offered at the Georgia Club on Saturday at a price of six cents per unit.
The large residence on Prince Avenue sold by Mr. Michael to Mrs. James White will be replaced with a new palatial home at the corner of Milledge Avenue. The original twin dwelling, completed about 18 years ago for MF Michael, was sold months ago to Mr. J. L. Sexton who now resides on Milledge. The purchase price was not publicly disclosed but understood to be about 30,000 dollars.
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