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July 1930 issue of the magazine of the Pere Marquette Railway. 50 pages. Assorted adds related to railroad and carferries.
Includes an article on the City of Flint 32 hosting the National Editorial Association, guests of the Milwaukee Journal. Charles E. Robertson was captain of the 32 at the time.
Contents:
The President's Page (pg. 6) / Pere Marquette Memorial at Ludington (pg. 7) / An Ocean Voyage on Lake Michigan (pg. 9) / P.M. Gets New Trackage into Buffalo (pg. 10) / The Most Dangerous Bit of Bridge Work in the Western World - Felix J. Koch (pg. 11) / Shop is Second Largest in the World - Katherine Asbury (pg. 13) / Pere Marquette Personnel: W.L. Mercereau (pg. 17) / Edmore Welcomes Safety Men Royally (pg. 18) / S-A-F-E-T-Y F-I-R-S-T Station Never Signs Off - F.F. Rosewarne (pg. 19) / What's Wrong in Car Handling? (pg. 21) / Observations (pg. 24) / To the Public the Agent is the Railroad - E.A. Pillman (pg. 26) / Passenger Department Notes (pg. 27) / The Bookbinder of Hort - Leopold von Sacher-Masoch (pg. 28) / Around the Hearthstone - Gracia Spencer Shull (pg. 32) / Fashion Hints for Spring and Summer (pg. 33) / Charlevoix Bans Ennui from Parking (pg. 35) / Why Railroad Employment Has Declined - Samuel O. Dunn (pg. 37) / On the Firing Line (pg. 40) / Athletic Association Activities (pg. 43) / The Journey's End (pg. 45) / Sparks from the Jokesmith's Anvil (pg. 47) / Roll of Honor (pg. 49)
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