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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Railroads -- Employees -- Periodicals Railroads -- United States -- Employees
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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oe! Talk about yo biledshirts an swallow tails! One of de ladieswanted to go up an cut off de end o hiscoat tails an make herself a dancin frock An de trafSck men from Youngstownas well as dem from Akron was struttindeir stuff. Billy Welsh, YoungstownSteel an Tube Company, had a turribletime. He lost his hat an overcoat, anwent round ravin an tearin his hair,saying It shore is de truth, but how kinyou make a woman believe it? His old side kick, Traffick Manager E.F. Kidd, wasnt doin so much to help himout, an among the other folks what waslaughin at IVIarsh Billys sad predicamentwas our own D. F. A., C. A. Farmer, fromYoungstown; Marse Clyde Haynes, StandardSlag Co.; Marse F. M. Russell, GeneralFireproofin Company; Marse H. D. Mc-Knight, Newton Steel Company; Marse C.L. Maxwell, Truscon Steel Company;Marse W. J. Jones, Carnegie-Steel Co.;Marse E. T. Butler, Trumbull Steel Co.;Marse E. R. Griffith, Sharon Steel HoopCo. Old Friend Duffy from Baltimore, w£u T/^f/?£ Goes ^/ f/i/sa/i/r/?
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The Art Editor of the Magazine has one of these new Radio Thingamajigs—he can see from Baltimore to Akron Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, April, IQ24 37 Vas buzzin round like a presidential can-didate. Uncle Billy Wood set up in thegallery like a Spanish nobleman at a bullfight. Mr. an Missus J. R. Easton, Kent,Ohio, was shakin a wicked foot, anlittle Miss Barnes, from Newcastle, wasrunnin round with bobbed hair. J. A.Jackson had to come through de door side-ways. Dat big boy sholy aint shrinkinnone. Pearl Schmutz, who made deYoungstown Freight Office what it is today,was on the job, an almost persuadedUncle Jim Aiken to dance with her. BrotherReed an de Missus, from Warren, set onde long bench an watched to crowd, theirhearts dancin wid de young folks. An say, dat little Miller boy was dancinwid one o de pretties gals on de floor,although Yardmastcr Eichelberger told deworld dat de best lookin ladies was de oneswhat he brung along. Marse Angel was a-floppin his wings with Mrs. Angel.

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