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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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llyhow to cook, iron and wash dishes. Lady: Then I dont need your book becauseI only wash my dishes. She: John, if you dont spend more of yourevenings at home with me, Ill write for mother.He: Dont be so cruel Mary, Ill stay. Beauties of English Spelling From Carolyn Wells Whimsey Anthology As a farmer was going to PLOUGH.He met a man driving a COUGH;They had words which led to a ROUGH,And the farmer was struck on his BROUGH. One day when the weather was ROUCJH,An old lady went for some SNOUGH,Which she thoughtlessly placed in her MOUGH,And it scattered all over her COUGH. While a baker was kneading his DOUGH,A weight fell down on his TOUGH.When he suddenly exclaimed OUGH!Because it had hurt him SOUGH. There was a hole in the hedge to get THROUGH,It was made by no one knew WHOUGH;In getting through a boy lost his SHOUGH.And was at quite a loss what to DOUGH. A poor man had a bad COUGH,To a doctor he straight went OUGH,The doctor did nothing but SCOUGH,And said it was fancy, his COUGH.
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What Fifteen Thousand Men Did ^ This picture looks like a big city,yet it is only what all of the housesowned by thrifty Baltimore and Ohioemployes would look like if they wereall brought together in one place. ^ The owners of these houses deter-mined that they would buy homes orbuild homes that they might havesatisfactory places in which to live.That they would get homes which would suit them and be satisfactoryto their families. ^ Many of these homes were builtaccording to the plans outlined bythese men and were located in theplaces in which they wished to live. ^ These men did not act together, buteach one applied separately for thenecessary information regarding home-owning. Why not follow their example and write to Division S/Relief Department,The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,Baltimore, Md. ^ Ask to be shown how you can own your own home. How you can buy a homeor have one built after your own plans, at the place in which you wish to Jive. Please mention our magazine when writing a

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