Short Stories from Locomotive Engineers Journal, Volume 52

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Various 1918
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  • Desperate Ride To Save A Life By Xeno W. Putnam
  • Robbery Plot Went Astray By Howard Fielding
  • The Strategy Of Love By Henry Linsley Doolittle
  • Doctor Bemerton By Elinor Marsh
  • The Social Ladder By Ethel Holmes
  • A Race For A Stake By Alan Hinsdale
  • A Crop Of Potatoes By F. A. Mitchel
  • The Man In The Corner By W. R. Rose
  • Flanagan's Boy By Clarissa Mackie
  • The Ticket By Agnes G. Brogan
  • The Redfield Will By F. A. Mitchel
  • The Chester Inn By Ethel H. Holmes
  • Her Adventurous Night By Agnes G. Brogan
  • A Marine Chase By Warren Miller
  • The Owner's Unexpected Return By Pauline D. Edwards
  • A Trap Foiled By Sarah Baxter
  • Why I Did Not Go To College By Donald Chamberlin
  • Mr. Willmarth By Pauline D. Edwards
  • His Sweetheart By Warren Miller
  • The Envelope Of Fate By Agnes G. Brogan
  • Over The Wire By Warren Miller
  • Making History By Alan Hinsdale
  • How The Scale Was Turned By F. A. Mitchel
  • A Clever Ruse By Warren Miller
  • An Appalling Moment By Elinor Marsh
  • Making An Acquaintance By F. A. Mitchel
  • How She Proposed By F. A. Mitchel
  • A War Blight By Ruth Graham
These short stories are taken from the Locomotive Engineers Journal, Volume 52 which covers the year, 1918. Don't expect any trains -- these are short works on many subjects, including romance, adventure, humor, etc. -- of 5 to 15 minutes in length, by minor pulp fiction writers of the day, including Agnes Brogan, Pauline Richards, Warren Miller, Clarissa Mackie, and Xeno Putnam. Putnam wrote a couple of non-fiction works on farm equipment; Mackie was a prolific writer whose work appeared in several magazines and newspapers. I have created an e-book version of this set for easier viewing and placed it on Archive's Community Texts here . (Summary by Matt Pierard)

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