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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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penny in hispockets and ordered up a slap-over oystersupperâhe reckoned to pay for it with thepearls he expected to find in the oysters.âBaltimore Trolley News. Before and After. SheâBefore marriage, the girl rhapso-dizes over her remarkable choice as aChesterfield for manners and an Apollofor looks. HeâAnd after, she tells how he staysfairly sober, and brings home most of hissalary.âThomas N. Miranda. Hopper Recognized Even animals show their feeling,remarked De Wolf Hopper, the comedian,to a friend the other day. Only j-ester-day an animal showed me gratitude. Iwas wandering along a stream in thecountry when I met a cow in great dis-tress. Her calf was drowning. I j)lung-ed into the water and rescued the calf andthe grateful cow licked my hand. That wasnt gratitude, replied thefriend. The cow thought she hadtwins.âTroy Times. 2& 2G THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE But Tm Not Vicious Cheery Passenger (in non-stop express)-Well, I must say its quite a relief to
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me to ave a gentleman in the carriage.Its twice now Ive been alone and ada fit in a tunnel.âPunch. Getting In Right YoungpupâWho is that yery homelywoman following us? Chiquette (yawning)âOh, motheraccompanies me everywhere now.âMichigan Gargoyle. The Deceptive Half Truth When a small boy was taking hisfathers dinner he stopped for a momentto watch a workman busy at a sewer. That, remarked the youngster, inter-estedly, is the grating my father lost adollar down. The workmans eyes lit up. Well,young man, he said, with a show ofcarelessness, youd better get forwardwith that dinner before its cold. li^ about half an hour the boy returnedto find the man still at the same grating.Are you quite sure it was this gratingthe dollar was lost in? asked the work-man. Yes, replied the boy, because Isaw my father get it out.âChristianAdvocate. âº^ Two Sides to Every Question SheâBut, dear, there are two sides toeverything. HeâYes, dearfbut^did you ever seethe other side of aTmirror?â

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