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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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ome to harm, but to helpher. She told him all about the wood onthe ground and how hard her mother hadto work. The old man told her to go homeand tell mother that she would help to carry wood every day. She thanked himfor curing her of laziness. Every day Mary helped her mother tocarry wood. One day as she was pickingup the wood, she found a large sack underit, filled with gold. In it was a note saying,To Mary and her Mother from the littleold man of the forest. After that, Maryand her Mother lived very happily. Teacher—Johnny, why are you so late?Boy— Ive got new boots on, and motherforgot to cut the string.—E.vf/jaw^e. This One Came from France So is it your brother who lied the fryingpan to the poor cats tail. That was anaughty thing to do. You wouldnt dosuch a thing, would you? Who? I? Oh, never, never! But why did you let him do it? Whydidnt you beg him not to do it? Oh, I could not. I was very busy. .•\nd wli;il were you doing? I had to hold the cat. — Nord Revue, Lille
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SMILES OF OUR LTTTLE RAILROADERS I. Arline, daughter of Box Packer Tysinger, Cumberland, Md. Arline made the lovely paper flowers which she holds. She has made more than a hundreddollars worth of these. 2. Hazel, seven-year old daughter of A. E. Prankton. Secretary to Assistant General Attorney Weber, Baltimore, Md. 3. EleanorFrances Kidd, daughter of Flagman Kidd, Bridgeport, Ohio. 4. Edna Hipsley. Cumberland, Md., and her beloved violin. 5. (Right) Veronica, daughter ofBoilermaker Sobolewski, Baltimore, one of her friends and two of her doggies. 6. Happy Catherine, daughter of Fireman Poteet, Brunswick, Md., bringsout her kittens for a picture. 7. Ruth E., daughter of Track Foreman French, Point of Rocks, Md., one ot the first prize winners in our contest. 8. Madge,daughter of Pump Station Repairman McCune, Gassaway, W. Va. o. Charlotte Fergus.on, Spencer, W. Va., also a prize winner in our Helping Daddy Con-test. 10. Frederick, son of Janitor John Garner, Washington, Ind., Shops. F

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