Flight Through Jungle and Swamp To Escape Death From Savages
A South Africa era tale recounts an expedition in Great Makarikari swamps. After a brutal battle with savages, Burrowville and a small band flee through marsh and jungle, endure starvation, disease, and nocturnal peril, build canoes, and escape via lake, canoe chase, and storm. They are aided by an English party and reach Pretoria.
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Pretoria
Death of Editor McDonald in Huntington
Huntington W V Jan 5 F A McDonald editor and owner of the Huntington Herald Dispatch died this morning He was 39 and served as president of the West Virginia Republican Editorial Association and was prominent in the state’s political affairs
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Prosperity's tide hinges on Washington's moves
New York readers are urged by John Claflin and John Shedd that prosperity rests on sound banking and currency reform rather than tariff action. They warn that lax reserves and rigid money could spark a sudden downturn, despite record wealth and retail strength.
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Prices of Stocks Lag as Year Ends in New York
The year just ended shows only small net changes in active stock prices, despite new records in finance, commerce, industry, and agriculture. Demand for funds grows as cheaper rates invite capital, with New York settlements, foreign exchange gains, and potential government bond issues shaping a market that partly reflected strength and improvement in general affairs.
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Higher Prices for Steel Expected in 1913 Rise in demand boosts mill profits
Steel companies expect a more profitable 1913 than 1912 as orders for six to nine months’ capacity are booked. US Steel produced ingots at 94 percent capacity last week with total finished steel output surpassing 1912 levels. Railroads drive large contracts. Harriman interests order 12 700 cars and 260 locomotives. Bond prices stay near five year lows, limiting new capital.
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International Railway Company bonds offered for refunding and growth
Bertron Griscom & Co advertise 5 percent gold bonds of the International Railway Company. The system operates in Buffalo and Niagara Falls with extensive traction in nearby communities. Gross earnings exceed 36.3 million dollars with net earnings double the interest on 20.453 million dollars in mortgage bonds. The sinking fund will retire 12.6515 million dollars of underlying bonds by July 1, 1949, increasing equity behind the issue and aiming to place the bonds as a first mortgage on the company’s entire property, except 640.5 thousand dollars of suburban bonds. Approved by the New York State Public Service Commission second district, these bonds are pitched as a high grade investment with attractive returns.
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