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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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)y havin<»; theirfamiliar faces appear therein. Furthermore, as a matter of i-ecord thel)rinting of pictures of employes in the^Magazine is of considerable value. Whenyou are asked for your pictuie for th(*^Magazine dont let self-consciousnesspersuade you to refuse. The mere ask-ing for your picture implies a reasonablepurpose, and if you complj- you are add-ing just a little to that ))ig spirit ofTeamwork which is growing by leapsand bounds on our railroad. r Railroaders! Cut Out, Sign and Send InThis Petition We, the undersigned citizens of - , stronglv (Xanie o; State) urge the adoption by the United States of a system of UniversalMilitary Training and Service, providing for a reasonable amount oftraining for young men prior to their twenty-first year, withsubsequent liability for service. Name Address Return to Maryland League for National Defense, 810-811 Garrett Building, Baltimore, Md., which wilage of the cause see that it is used to the greatest advant- L. J
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64 Simplicity and Charm in Fashions **Cling and the World Clings With You, Flare and You FlareAlone, is the Adage of Latest Frocks By Maude Hall Courtesy of Pictorial Review H (i OW to l)e happy though well-dressed is a phrase that might beadded to the list of popularsayings, for certainly it cannot bedenied that women are happy in theirclothes this season. Corsets are reallycomfortable; under garments are welland simply cut—though the materialmay be costly—and dresses may be slip-ped into in a moment. Then with thepretty frock that may be worn from teatime to bed time, it is so easy to slip onthe lovely covering wrap-up for the after-noon function, while on the return thereis no longer the trouble of changing thecostume. Surely fashionables are sensi-ble in these days when the time of everywoman is fully occupied. Never was there greater simplicityand charm in fashions from abroad.Tailleurs as well as one-piece costumescontinue narrow in outline. Cling andthe world clings with yo

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