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Newspaper

Marion Weekly Register

Location

Marion, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1871

Page

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Ayer Town Name Toast During Groton Junction Ceremony

In Lowell Mass, residents gathered at Groton Junction to inaugurate the town name Ayer in honor of a local physician. Distinguished guests spoke of unity and the future, while Dr. Ayer described the Ayr lineage and the spread of his medical remedies and advertising effort across continents and Australia.

Lowell Mass Groton Junction J. OF Ayer Massachusetts Gov Calflin Cunningham Col. Taylor Tappan Wentworth Congress Judge Cowley Needham Groton Clark Prescott Dre Ayer Smai Ayr Ayrshire John of John Aye England Ireland Scotland Globe Atlantic Pampas South America Mere Cowell Ime New England Isself Lawrence Boutwell Wear

Bits of 19th century tales and oddities from a broad page

A collage of anecdotes and reflections on honesty, lace making, narrow gauge railways, and public life. It weaves portraits of Wendell Phillips and Butler, notes on pillow lace origins, a Rome of industry, and humorous surveys of post office scenes, licenses, and social manners.

Burnett Indianapolia Ben Balor Ben Sutter Wendell Phillips Phillips Butler Gardner Gen Grant Barbara Utmann Annaberg Ann Ene Mera Oe Bauer Brussels Mechzeus Lewiston Sin Valenciennes Allencou France Thejker A. Wakefield Erze Aale Berg Saxony Jand Austria Davis Mordhing Lhim Iholona England Buckinghamshire Bedfordshire Develonshire Honiton Coggeshall Easox Limerick Cone Nottinghaim Munich Aving

Royal shedding dresses described for Windsor wedding

The Cows Circular details outfits worn by Queen Victoria and royal figures at a Windsor royal shedding. Highlights include the Queen in black satin with diamonds, Princess of Wales in blue satin and velvet, Princess Louise in white satin with Honiton lace, and bridesmaids in white grace silk. Uniforms of royal princes noted. A Boston Post retort mentions a telegram about a horse meet at Oneida and a staged funeral procession.

Royan Weppine Order of the Garter Order of Victoria and Albert and Louise of Prusia Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Princess of Wales Princess Louise Prince Arthur Leopold Princess Beatrice Duchess of Kent Windsor Mighn Miss Gieve Hertrice Miss Unitt Nestor Stirard Prince of Wales Loth Lussars Isis Rifle Brigade Royal Prince Leopold Marquis of

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