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Railroad Man's Magazine
The Railroad Man's Magazine: Complete Index for Volume XI (February-May 1910) This index catalogs the contents of *The Railroad Man's Magazine* for February through May 1910. The publication features eight serials including "Breaking the Combine" by William S. Wright, "The Dam-Builders" by Bannister Merwin, "The Daughter of the Idol" by John Mack Stone, and "Without Lights" by J. Aubrey Tyson—all continuing narrative works spanning multiple installments. Thirty-five short stories comprise the bulk of content, emphasizing railroad personnel and incidents: tales like "And 'Goober' Browne Slept," "O'Halloran of Section 9," and "Spike Malone Autos" feature railroad workers navigating professional and personal challenges. Special articles present technical and experiential material: biographical series "Letters of an Old Railroad Man and His Son," historical "Old-Timer Tales" covering famous locomotives and routes, and practical content on locomotive building, signal systems, and express security. The magazine also includes poetry, brain-teasers, patent notices, and miscellaneous brief items addressing railroad operations and personalities.
