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INFORMATION

Information for Employes and the Public

1913


• Vol 1, TOC - Table of Contents for bound volume #1 from 1913 (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #1 - "Why Freight Rates Should Be Increased", Mr. Samuel Rea to 'Public Ledger' (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #2 - "Why Freight Rates Should Be Increased on the Pennsylvania Railroad", address by Mr. Geo. D. Dixon (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #3 - "The Proposed Advance in Eastern Freight Rates" address by Mr. Samuel Rea (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #4 - "Promotions and Appointments", June (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #5 - "The Struggle to Make This Railroad Safe" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #6 - "How Can the Colleges and the Industries Co-operate?", address by Mr. Ivy L. Lee (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #7, July 24, 1913 - "The Pennsylvania Railroad Farmers’ Instruction Train" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #8, August 4, 1913 - "Changes in Personnel, August" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #9, August 8, 1913 - "How the Newark Bay Bridge Was Destroyed and Rebuilt" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #10, August 15, 1913 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #11, August 16, 1913 - "An English Estimate of the Pennsylvania Railroad (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #12, August 20, 1913 - "How the Passengers Were Rescued from Train No. 600 (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #13, August 22, 1913 - "The Reins to Those Who Can Drive", article by Mr. Howard Elliott (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #14, September 4, 1913 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #15, September 16, 1913 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, September" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #16, October 14, 1913 - "Campaigning for 'Safety First'" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #17, October 15, 1913 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, October" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #18, October 19, 1913 - "The Abatement of Locomotive Smoke", paper by Mr. D. F. Crawford (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #19, October 24, 1913 - "A Comprehensive Treatment of the Railroad Problem", book review by Mr. W. M. Acworth (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #20, November 6, 1913 - "Changes in Personnel, October/November" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #21, November 10, 1913 - "Things to Think About" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #22, November 15, 1913 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, November" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #23, November 17, 1913 - "The Tragedy - and the Cost-of Railroad Trespassing", paper by Mr. R. H. Newbern (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #24, December 3, 1913 - "A Case Where Courtesy Made a Friend" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #25, December 6, 1913 - "How a Locomotive Engineer 'Keeps a Lookout'" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #26, December 12, 1913 - "Promotions and Appointments, December" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, #27, December 15, 1913 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, December" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 1, IDX - Index for Bound volume #1 from 1913 (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)

  1914

• Vol 2, TOC - Table of Contents for bound volume #2 from 1914 (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #1, January 12, 1914 - "The Pennsylvania’s System for Preventing Personal Injuries", an address by Mr. R. H. Newbern (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #2, January 19, 1914 - "Promotions and Appointments, January" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #3, January 24, 1914 - "How This Railroad Helps the Farmer", an address by Mr. George D. Ogden (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #4, January 28, 1914 - "Veterans in the Public Service -in both Peace and War", an article by Mr. William Bender Wilson (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #5, January 31, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, January" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #6, February 3, 1914 - "What the Pennsylvania Railroad Does for Safety -the Result in 1913" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #7, February 6, 1914 - "Achievement of the Highest Public Service", press comments on the 1913 safety record (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #8, February 24, 1914 - "New Officers of the Pennsylvania Lines", changes following resignation of Mr. Joseph Wood (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #9, February 26, 1914 - "Promotions and Appointments, February" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #10, February 28, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, February" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #11, March 3, 1914 - "The Paramount Cause of Deaths on American Railroads", the results of trespassing (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #12, March 6, 1914 - "What Can We See Ahead in Railroading?", an address by Mr. Ivy L. Lee (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #13, March 14, 1914 - "Promotions and Appointments, February-March" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #14, March 17, 1914 - "How this Railroad Safeguards Its Employes and the Public" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #15, March 18, 1914 - "Digging the Railroad Out, of the Snow", the blizzard of March, 1914 (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall) (also as .jpg scans)
• Vol 2, #16, March 24, 1914 - "Promotions and Appointments, February-March" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #17, March 31, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, March" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #18, April 2, 1914 - "Starve the Railroads and We Starve Ourselves", an article by Mr. Frank A. Munsey (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #19, April 27, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, April" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #20, April 30, 1914 - "Promotions and Appointments, March-April" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #21, May 11, 1914 - "He Risked His Life to Save Another" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #22, May 30, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, May" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #23, June 3, 1914 - "Recent News of Government Ownership of Railways" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #24, June 17, 1914 - "What Italians Are Doing on the Pennsylvania Railroad" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #25, June 26, 1914 - "The Pennsylvania Railroad System Owns Nearly 3000 Steel Cars" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #26, June 29, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, June" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #27, July 3, 1914 - "Spending $300,000 to Keep Milk Fresh and Clean" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #28, July 8, 1914 - "Providing Increased Facilities for Handling Export Grain" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #29, July 20, 1914 - "Improving Pennsylvania Freight Service by Providing All-Steel Box Cars" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #30, July 25, 1914 - "Promotions and Appointments, May-July" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #31, July 29, 1914 - "87,000,000 Passengers on 680,000 Trains-All Safe" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #32, July 31, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #33, August 31, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #34, September 24, 1914 - "Some Incidents in this Railroad’s Daily Task of Serving the Public" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #35, September 26, 1914 - "Thomson Scholarships Awarded" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #36, September 30, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, September" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #37, October 14, 1914 - "Promotions and Appointments, August-October" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #38, October 16, 1914 - "Getting At-and Removing-the Causes of Railroad Accidents", an address by Mr. R. H. Newbern (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #39, October 22, 1914 - "Cleaning Up the Railroad’s Front Yard", the annual track inspection-1914 (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #40, October 24, 1914 - "Moving a 720-Foot Bridge Into Its Permanent Abode" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #41, October 28, 1914 - "Another Step Toward All-Steel Railroad Cars" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #42, October 31, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, October" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #43, October 31, 1914 - "An Appeal to the People for Help", a plea by Mr. Samuel Rea for repeal of the extra crew law (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #44, November 14, 1914 - "The Five Per Cent. Advance Rate Case and 'Scientific' Rate-Making", an address by Mr. George D. Dixon (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #45, November 25, 1914 - "Men from 38 Foreign Countries Work for This Railroad" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #46, November 27, 1914 - "An Engineman Who Practices What He Preaches" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #47, November 30, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, November" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #48, December 14, 1914 - "The Necessity for a Constructive Policy in the Practice of Public Regulation", an address by Mr. Samuel Rea (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #49, December 17, 1914 - "How Railroad Employes Saved a Shipwrecked Freight Train" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #50, December 19, 1914 - "Promotions and Appointments, September-December" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #51, December 29, 1914 - "This Railroad System’s Exhibit at the Panama-Pacific Exposition" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, #52, December 31, 1914 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, December" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 2, IDX - Index for Bound volume #2 from 1914 (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)

  1915

• Vol 3, TOC - Table of Contents for bound volume #3 from 1915 (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #1, January 1, 1915 - "Not a Single Passenger Killed in 1914 in a Train Accident on the Entire Pennsylvania System of 26,198 Miles of Railroad Tracks" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #2, January 13, 1915 - "'Joy From a Consciousness of Duty Well Performed'" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #3, January 23, 1915 - "Safeguarding the Health of Passengers on the Pennsylvania Railroad" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #4, January 30, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, January" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #5, February 6, 1915 - "Another Investment in Brains that Has Paid" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #6, February 11, 1915 - "'Are You Making Friends for Your Railroad?'" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #7, February 18, 1915 - "Railroad Service With a Human Touch" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #8, February 20, 1915 - "The Story of a $50,000 Experiment that Proved Worth While" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #9, February 22, 1915 - "The Supreme Need in Railroad Regulation" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #10, February 26, 1915 - "The Greatest Result of Co-operation on the Pennsylvania System in 1914" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #11, February 27, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, February" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #12, March 8, 1915 - "What Should Be Done With the Interstate Commerce Commission" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #13, March 10, 1915 - "A Direct Appeal to the People to Repeal the So-called 'Full Crew' Law" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #14, March 12, 1915 - "Some of Our “ Railroad Accidents” that Are Not Due to Wrecks" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #15, March 22, 1915 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #16, March 29, 1915 - "Promotionsand Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #17, March 31, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, March" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #18, April 19, 1915 - "The Kind of Public Ownership that is Worth While" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #19, April 24, 1915 - "The John Edgar Thomson School" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #20, April 30, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, April" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #21, May 20, 1915 - "The Pennsylvania Railroad’s Policy Toward Its Employes" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #22, May 22, 1915 - "How This Railroad Fulfills One Great Obligation" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #23, May 31, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, May" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #24, June 5, 1915 - "Electrifying One of the Busiest Stretches of Railroad in America" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #25, June 12, 1915 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #26, June 28, 1915 - "' He Serves the Railroad Most Who Serves Its Patrons Best'" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #27, June 30, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, June" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #28, July 15, 1915 - "Making Automobile Drivers Believe in Signs" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #29, July 21, 1915 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #30, July 24, 1915 - "When the Liberty Bell Travels It Goes via the 'P. R. R.'" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #31, July 26, 1915 - "One Hundred and Eighty Million Carried, Not One Killed" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #32, July 31, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #33, August 7, 1915 - "An Experiment in Human Nature and Its Results" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #34, August 10, 1915 - "Two Million Reasons Why This Is a Safe Railroad to Ride On" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #35, August 27, 1915 - "One of the Heroes of Peace" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #36, August 31, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #37, September 8, 1915 - "Trying to Secure South American Trade for Industries on This Railroad" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #38, September 27, 1915 - "Some Every-Day Incidents in Railroading" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #39, September 30, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, September" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #40, October 4, 1915 - "Another Step Toward Making This an All-Steel Railroad" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #41, October 6, 1915 - "Why This Railroad Encourages Clean Athletic Sports" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #42, October 12, 1915 - " How This Railroad Insures Itself" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #43, October 26, 1915 - "Putting the Stamp of Merit on Good Railroad Work" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #44, October 28, 1915 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #45, October 30, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, October" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #46, November 12, 1915 - "Some Believers in Athletics Who Are Officers of This Railroad" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #47, November 23, 1915 - "How Can Railroad Regulation Be Strengthened?" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #48, November 30, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, November" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #49, December 4, 1915 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #50, December 6, 1915 - "Preparedness and Our Railroads" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #51, December 14, 1915 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #52, December 18, 1915 - "Odds and Ends in Scraps that Brought $2,000,000" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #53, December 20, 1915 - "'Epochal Step Along Path of Publicity Taken by Pennsylvania Railroad'" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #54, December 30, 1915 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, December" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, #55, December 31, 1915 - "Christmas at Altoona, Pa." (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 3, IDX - Index for Bound volume #3 from 1915 (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)

  1916

• Vol 4, TOC - Table of Contents for bound volume #4 from 1916 (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #1, January 8, 1916 - "361,572,114 Passengers Carried Safely on 2,400,000 Trains in Last Two Years" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #2, January 10, 1916 - "Uncertainty-The Railroad Disease" - an address by Mr. Ivy I. Lee (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #3, January 14, 1916 - "Some Facts for the Man in the Street About Federal Valuation of Railroads" - by Mr. Thomas W. Hulme (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #4, January 17, 1916 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #5, January 31, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, January" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #6, February 9, 1916 - "The Value of a Smile" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #7, February 24, 1916 - "Some of the Men Who Made This Railroad What It Is" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #8, February 29, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, February" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #9, March 13, 1916 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #10, March 17, 1916 - "The Present Condition of the Railways" an address by Mr. John P. Green (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #11, March 20, 1916 - "Getting the Public’s Point of View" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #12, March 23, 1916 - "Who’s to Blame for the Freight Congestion" - an address by Mr. George D. Dixon (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #13, March 28, 1916 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #14, March 30, 1916 - "Confidence of the People the Railroads’ Need" - an address by Mr. Robert C. Wright (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #15, March 31, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, March" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #16, April 29, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, April" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #17, May 1, 1916 - "Enlarging the Organization of the Traffic Department" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #18, May 10, 1916 - "How This Railroad’s Police Force Routed the 'Hardy Gang'" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #19, May 17, 1916 - "Preparing the Operating Department for Broader Work" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #20, May 26, 1916 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #21, May 31, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, May" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #22, June 7, 1916 - "What Happened When This Railroad Invited Criticism" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #23, June 16, 1916 - "Chicago’s New Railway Station" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #24, June 30, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, June" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #25, July 18, 1916 - "Why Wilkinsburg Celebrated" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #26, July 31, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #27, August 21, 1916 - "Carrying 453,952,298 Passengers Ten Billion Miles in Safety" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #28, August 31, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #29, September 30, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, September" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #30, October 31, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, October" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #31, November 4, 1916 - "Railroad Credit and Regulation" an address by Mr. A. J. County (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #32, November 28, 1916 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #33, November 30, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, November" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, #34, December 30, 1916 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, December" (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)
• Vol 4, IDX - Index for Bound volume #4 from 1916 (pdf, coll. of J. Marshall)

  1917

• Vol 5, TOC - Table of Contents for bound volume #5 from 1917 (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #1, January 12, 1917 - "The Movement of Perishable Traffic and the Cost of Handling Same" and address by Mr. George Dallas Dixon(pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #2, January 19, 1917 - "An Achievement in Serving the Public of Which this Railroad is Proud" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #3, January 29, 1917 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #4, January 31, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, January" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #5, February 15, 1917 - "Ten Thousand Years of Railroading" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #6, February 21, 1917 - "Some 'Existing Conditions' Which Block the Way to Adequate Railroad Service;" an address by Mr. George D. Ogden (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #7, Febuary 23, 1917 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #8, February 28, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, February" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #9, March 30, 1917 - "Why It Is in the Interest of the Public that Freight Rates Should be Advanced" by Mr. Samuel Rea (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #10, March 31, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, March" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #11, April 5, 1917 - "Adequate freight Rates a necessity to Adequate Railroad Service" an address by Mr. W. W. Atterbury (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #12, April 26, 1917 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #13, April 30, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, April" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #14, May 17, 1917 - "Why Higher Railroad Freight Rates Would Lower the Cost of Living" by Mr. George Dallas Dixon (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #15, May 29, 1917 - "This Railroad Is at the Nation's Service to Aid in Winning the War" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #16, May 31, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, May" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #17, June 7, 1917 - "How the Railroads are Organized to Help Their Country in War" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #18, June 21, 1917 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #19, June 30, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, June" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #20, July 7, 1917 - "The Rate Decision and Its Relation to Railroad Credit and Progress" by Mr. Samuel Rea (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #21, July 31, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #22, August 31, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #23, September 29, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, September" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #24, October 2, 1917 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #25, October 5, 1917 - "How I Am Doing My Bit to Help America Win the War" by a Track Foreman (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #26, October 12, 1917 - "Co-operation -- One Thing the War is Teaching Us" an address by Mr. George Dallas Dixon (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #27, October 25, 1917 - "Promotions and Appointments" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #28, October 27, 1917 - "State Co-operation in the Efficient National Regulation of Railroads" an address by Mr. Samuel Rea (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #29, October 31, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, October" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #30, November 28, 1917 - "What the Pennsylvania Station Is to New York" by Mr. Samuel Rea (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #31, November 30, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, November" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #32, December 29, 1917 - "Railroads' True Position as to the Best Means of Unified Operation During the War" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, #33, December 31, 1917 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, December" (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)
• Vol 5, IDX, 1917 - Index for Bound volume #5 from 1917 (pdf, coll. of R. Schoenberg)

  1918

• Vol 6, #1, January 31, 1918 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, January" (pdf, PRRT&HS archives collection)
• Vol 6, #2, February 22, 1918 - "How the Men of This Railroad Are Helping Their Country to Victory" (pdf, PRRT&HS archives collection)
• Vol 6, #3, February 28, 1918 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, February" (pdf, PRRT&HS archives collection)
• Vol 6, #4, March 30, 1918 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, March" COMING SOON!
• Vol 6, #5, April 27, 1918 - "Making Americans on the Railroad" An address by Samuel ReaCOMING SOON!
• Vol 6, #6, April 30, 1918 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, April" (pdf, PRRT&HS archives collection)
• Vol 6, #7, May 31, 1918 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, May" (pdf, PRRT&HS archives collection)
• Vol 6, #8, June 29, 1918 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, June" COMING SOON!
• Vol 6, #9, July 31, 1918 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" COMING SOON!
• Vol 6, #10, August 31, 1918 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" (pdf, PRRT&HS archives collection)

  1921

• Vol 9, #8, April 22, 1921 - "A Superintendent Who Goes on the Theory the Loyalty is 'Catching'" COMING SOON!
• Vol 9, #16, September 12, 1921 - "The Human Side of Railroading" - Organization and activities of the Releif and Pension Departments COMING SOON!

  1922

• Vol 10, #2, January 22, 1922 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor." - January COMING SOON!
• Vol 10, #7, March 31, 1922 - "The Railroad Roll of Honor." - contains the 1922 annual report of the PRR's pension department.
  
• Vol 10, #9, May 31, 1922 - The Railroad Roll of Honor, May >COMING SOON!

  1924

• August 1924 - "The Railroad's 'Navy' - Did You Know that the Pennsylvania System Owns and Operates a Fleet of 438 Units?"
  
• September 1924 - "'A Thousand and One' Details" Men and Measures Required to Effect the Safe and Prompt Movement of Passenger Trains
  

  1925

• January 1925 - "Railroads and Steel"
  
• April 9, 1925 - "The Sesqui-Centennial". It deals with the PRR's involvement with Philadelphia's Sesquicentennial celebration. It also contains a capsule history of the PRR.
  
• October 1925 - "Career of Samuel Rea, Ninth President of the Pennsylvania Railroad."
  
• November 1925 - "The Railroad Outlook" by W.W. Atterbury
  

  1926

• March 1926 - "Pennsylvania Railroad Medals for Heroic Service - Their Purpose, Conditions of Award, Holders."
  
• May 1926 - "The Future of Air Transport from a Railroad Viewpoint - An interview with W.W. Atterbury."
  
• July 1926 - "How Railroads Advertise Communities"
  
• August 1926 - "The Dining Car Service of a Great Railroad"
  
• October 1926 - "Improving Human Relations in the Transportation Industry"
  
• December 17, 1926 - "How Dividend Checks Spread Happiness in Many Lands - Pennsylvania Railroad's Quarterly Payments Reach Stockholders in nearly Every Nation of the Earth".
  

  1927

• Jan 17, 1927 - "In the Cab of the 'Congressional Limited'" by Ben McKelway
  
• June, 1927 - "Over $831,000,000 to Stockholders in 80-Year Continuous Dividend Record"
  
• September 1927 - "Dining Car Workers of This Railroad Go to School"
  
• October 1927 - "The Scales of a Great Railroad - Over half billion dollars in yearly revenue determined by 6000 weighing machines"
  

  1928

• June 1928 - "The Passing of the Wooden Passenger Car from This Railroad". Briefly traces the history of the passenger car and introduces the PRR's new fleet of all-steel passenger equipment.
  
• October 1928 - "The Expense Budget of the Pennsylvania Railroad". By A.J. County - VP Treasury and Accounting Dept and Corporate Work.
  
• December 1928 - "Linking Air and Rail Transport". Discussion of Air transportation and the creation of a combination Rail-Air route across the US.
  

  1929

• January 1929 - "What the Air-Rail Business Means". Discussion of the development of Air transportation and its relation to the railroads.
  
• April 1929 - "Constructive Vision in a Noted Welfare Project" - The John Edgar Thomson Foundation
  
• May 1929 - "The Conservation of Industrial Acreage" by G.E. Fetterman Industrial Agent, PRR
  
• June 1, 1929 - "What Two Pennsylvania Railroad Men Saw in South America"
  
• July 1, 1929 - "The Railroads Enter Aviation"
  

  1930

• February 1930 - "The Allegheny Portage Railroad"