Railroad Man's Magazine

This is a complete index from The Railroad Man's Magazine, Volume XII (June-September 1910). The issue contains five continuing serials: "Heart of the North" by George Van Schaick; "President of the Line" by John Wellsley Sanders; "On Short Time" by Horace H. Herr; "The Man Who Wasn't Game" by William S. Wright; and "Without Lights" by J. Aubrey Tyson.

The magazine includes numerous short stories, many illustrated, featuring railroad themes: tales like "Stealing an Armored Train" (Frederick J. Liesmann), "Biograph Bandits" (Henry H. Tinkham), "The Combustible Limited" (Augustus Wittfeld), and "Nailing Ninety-Four" (Robert Fulkerson Hoffman). Special articles cover railroad history, operations, and personnel: "The First Railroad Across South America" (George W. Grant), "Handling 1200 Trains a Day," "The Founder of the C.P." (Richard Maxwell Winans), "Mascots of the Rail" (Walter Gardner), and "Ten Thousand Miles by Rail" (Gilson Willets), a travel series. The volume also includes railroad-related poems, employee memoirs, and technical features.