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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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act recognize*!,that the Ijiited States Governmenthas already exerted itself (juite exten-sively and with a rapidly expandingforce of experts to help solve a part nrthe whole of this great problem. Aclose, well organized cooperative asso-ciation for handling the purchase oftheir general supplies and the sale anddelivery of their crops, ought to workout greatly to the benefit of the grower^of this region. Owing to business conditions and tinmany hurtful infiuences l)rought upon u-by the wars, the growers have notrealized the profit from this great cro))which they had a right to expect, butthese things could not be prevented.However, taking it all in all, the cro))has l)een produced and sold with muchskill and. under the circumstances, withconsiderable satisfaction. It is believedthat the growers will immediatelyset about an increase and an improve-ment in their )^roduct for the cominiivear. X X Prevention of accidents is prevention of suffer-ing. Why not be careful ? Boost for Safety X
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40 Ho! A Song by the Fire! Glee Club of Baltimore Employes Has Auspicious Beginning ^ TiHERE is no form of entertain-ment that appeals to so manyW^i people as the enjoyment of good^^^ music. With this idea in mindand a strong personal desire to meetmore of their fellow employes in Balti-more, and to have the opportunity ofexercising their somewhat limited musicaltalents in male choral singing, a few ofthe Baltimore boys got together on theafternoon and evening of October 1st toformulate plans for the organization ofthe Baltimore & Ohio Employes Glee Club.The enthusiasm at this meeting was sospontaneous and the promises of supportso reassuring that it was decided to en-gage the services of Mr. Hobart Smock,of Baltimore, to conduct the .singing.And the kind offer of Mr. W. H. Morriss,secretary of the Central Y. M. C. A. ofBaltimore, of the use of the assemblyroom in the building at Cathedral andFranklin Streets, was accepted withthanks, the following Monday eveningbeing set for rehe

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