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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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es bust. Price, 35 cents.For the Resort Season Pictorial Review Dress No. 9079. Sizes,34 to 48 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. Boys Over.4LLS No. 8035. Five sizes,4 to 12 years. Size 8 requires 2^ yards 36-inch material. The front of waist and side-closing trousers cut in one. High neckwith rolling collar, perforated for low roundneck. Price, 20 cents. Chlorine, the dusky queen of the kitchen,showed up at the receiving tellers boothwith an air of determination on her mid-night features. Ah wants you should take care of disyeah cash fo a while, she remarked, plank-ing down her savings of several years. Why, Chlorine, ejaculated the teller,who knew her of old, I thought you alwayssaid youd never trust the bank. Dats all right, dats all right, but decircumferences surroundin de matter makesme change mah mind. Yo see, Ise gwineget married an Ah dont want dat muchmoney round de house with no strangecullud man on the premises.—AmericanLegion Weekly. 44 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, May, 1921
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A Circus in the Barn Dear Girls and Boys: What is a Jigamaroo? Oh, you dontknow? I thought you wouldnt, and thatsthe reason Im going to tell you. Long, long, long ago, when I was a littlegirl, I had two brothers, one older, the otheryounger than I. We lived in the countryon a farm, 12 miles from the nearest town.There were pigs, cows, three dogs, three orfour cats and hundreds of chickens. Therewas a big bam where we children oftenplayed when it was not filled with the long,green leaves or the big, brown piles oftobacco. Lots of boys and girls lived onthe farms nearby, and oh, what fun we usedto have during vacation and on Saturdayafternoons! One day my older brother, who was thenabout 11 years old, came nmning to me. Guess what! he shouted, Circus iscoming to town. I wonder if father will letus go. Oh, goody! I cried, Who told you? Theres a man who is putting signs upall over the bams and fences in the village.He says therell be elephants, and tigers,and lions, and bareback riders, a

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