The Railroad Man's Magazine, December 1910

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This December 1910 Railroad Man's Magazine issue contains serialized fiction and short stories alongside railroad-industry articles. The featured serials include "Mason, the Grizzly" (Part I) and "Through by Sunrise" (Part I) by William S. Wright, plus continuations of "In the Hornet's Nest" (Part II) and "The Steeled Conscience" (Part III) by George Allan England. Short stories include "Dick Kenny's Glad Rags," "For the Heart of Evelyn" by Richard Duffy, "The Aerial Mail," "The Sixty-Hour Trick," and "Swinging Down the 49." Alongside fiction appear railroad-focused articles including "Edison as a News-Butcher," observations from a country station-agent, and accounts of despatcher operations and mail delivery. The issue also features verse, railway mathematics, and technical content addressing railroad operations and equipment maintenance.