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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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e where we all havesent our money to help those less fortunate than we. May the spirit of goodwishes which you have extended to us in this, our good fortune, go with us andinspire us to prove worthy representatives of those with whom we work on theBaltimore and Ohio, and who have sent us on this spenflid mission. It will be our earnest endeavor to take you all with us, through thecolumns of the Magazine. Gratefully yours, (Signed! Margaret T. Stevens,Aunt Mary 36 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, May, 1923 the White House hung—what do you think?The White House laundr^^ It was washday and the clothes were white and spotless,but looking quite the same as our own line of clothes when Jane comes to spend theday, fill up her ever vacant stomach, anddo the family laundry. It was just one ofthose little reminders that those who head the afTairs of the nation are just as humanas we are. Clothes washing here meanssomething more than a perfunctory sendingout the clothes to a laundry and havingthem
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BALTIMORE AND WASffiNGTON SPEED THE VOYAGERS Upper left. Miss Mabel Gessner, Passenger Representative, giving girls their transportation for first leg of trip; right, signatures of the officers of LaFrance, the men who made the ocean voyage so pleasant for our girls; center left, lined up for the presidential handshake from Mr. Harding at theWhite House; right, J. L. Hackett, City Passenger Agent, N. Y.; lower left, farewell smiles at the Capital; right. Miss Lauer is honored by the FrenchAmbassador, Jules Jusserand Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, May, 192J 37 come back full of little black numbers andX marks, and with the buttons off.Here the work is done at home. Out on the front lawn once more, the army of camera shooters was increased. TheSlavic delegation had been snapped in theirnative costumes. What a pretty sight itwas to be sure—an array of bright colors and odd clothes. On we went to visit theEast Room, Blue Room, Red Room and theGreen Room of the White House, thenceback to t

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