 For residents of the more isolated sections of the Pine Barrens, the "Blue Comet's" railroad crews would drop off newspapers.In Chatsworth, the train slowed as it went through the center of town on its return from Atlantic City to disperse a bundle of the daily papers - including "The New York Times", "The Philadelphia Inquirer", among other big-city publications - which had been provided for passengers to read while on board.This goodwill gesture offered a way for locals who did not have radios or electricity to stay informed on current events.