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Railroad Man's Magazine

· 1906

This volume collects content from The Railroad Man's Magazine (Volume X, October 1909–January 1910), a pulp periodical published by Frank A. Munsey Company. The issue contains five serialized adventures: Stephen Chalmers's Treasure of the World, Bannister Merwin's The Dam-Builders, Johnston McCulley's The Courage Club, Edward Bedinger Mitchell's The Spider of Palermo, and others. The magazine features numerous short stories tied to railroad themes—titles like "Campbell's Wedding Race," "The Fraser-Flaxman Fight," and "The Pumpkin-Vine Special"—written by authors including Harry Bedwell and James Francis Dwyer. Beyond fiction, it includes practical articles on railroad operations, historical pieces on train robberies, biographical sketches of railroad magnates, and miscellaneous features addressing hoboes, locomotive technology, and railroad safety. Poetry, brain teasers, and advertisements round out the contents.

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1906
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