Danger signals : $b Remarkable, exciting and unique examples of the bravery, daring and stoicism in the midst of danger of train dispatchers and railroad engineers

"Danger Signals" by John A. Hill and Jasper Ewing Brady chronicles the remarkable courage and strength of railroad dispatchers and engineers in the early 1900s. The collection of accounts vividly portrays individuals confronting hazardous circumstances with unwavering resolve, emphasizing the high stakes both personally and professionally. The book showcases the themes of heroism, mentorship, teamwork, loyalty, resilience when facing great difficulty. The opening story introduces Jim Wainright, who recounts the inspiring story of a young fireman and the deep bonds formed on the rails.