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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1894

Page

7

The Unclaimed Trunk Auction and a Fortunate Tie

A San Francisco crowd watches an auction of unclaimed trunks from emigrants in 1851. Harry Flint gains a mysterious fortune by being mistaken for Shelby Fowler, an alias that keeps him safe. Flynn, the real friend, guides him then dies, leaving Flint to build a life as Fowler. He later earns wealth, travels to Europe, and is drawn toward a mystery linked to a daguerreotype of a young woman named West, revealing their intertwined fates.

Long Wharf San Francisco Harry Flint Fowler Flint Tom Flynn Flynn Shelby Fowler French Pete Mr. Fowler Sydney Duck Pete O—D Reer Desperado Nevada Shelly Fowler Europe London S. F Daguerreotype New York England Harrogate West California Australia Virginia Strand Magazine

Corbetts Exercise Plan for Women Sees Cold Dips and Dumb Bells

James J. Corbett prescribes a health regimen for women featuring cold dips to start the day, light dumb bell work, a Turkish towel rub down, hot drinks without coffee, and occasional sponge baths after tennis. He favors lawn tennis but warns against cold drafts after play. He also notes fashion notes and a candlestone anecdote amid other society items.

James J. Corbett New York World Greece Rome Mr. Corbett

New Outing Gown Styles For Late Summer Fashion

Women renew summer outfits with updated silhouettes and color swaps. Serge fabrics remain reliable for skirts and jackets with rosettes and black moire trim. Silk or linen shirt waists pair with bold color boosts like heliotrope or scarlet for town or country wear.

Most Original Wedding Gift A Musical Dinner Service

An American woman in London received a wedding present described as a musical dinner service. Each plate plays a tune when set on the table, starting with marches at soup and progressing to lively polkas and galops by dessert, matching the guests' mood.

London

Sweet Marie boosts Cy Warman royalties and fame

The article credits Cy Warman as "The Poet of the Rockies" for Sweet Marie and notes his royalties totaling 2,667 from January to July with expectations of over 2,000 more in the three months to September. It adds that his wife Marie inspired the song and that their marriage is still recent.

Marie The Rockies Cy Warman

Proposal by Letter News in Letters

A dialogue imagines how a girl would respond to a marriage proposal by letter. The friend suggests that if she cared for him she would answer with a telegraph plus a yes.

Mr. Timmidd

Advertised Letters Question Postal Efficiency

The passage argues that in an era of advanced postal facilities the need for advertised letters is unnecessary and uncalled for, challenging common practice and urging reconsideration.

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