. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . hed help himselt:ihe WHOLE that sister raised afarSoon robbed him of his pelf; Hor as he started forth to TWO FOURS THREE in wrath descended. His wails rose to the welkki blueWith sounds of spanking blended. PIVE OXE is written on the face ()f this my tale of woe—Be sure before you slip from grace That FOURS not there to , Md. N. Jineer ANAGRAMS 15. CASH LOST IN ME St. Louis, Mo. Molemi 16. CARS GO—IS DANGER St. Louis, Mo. • Mf)lemi 17. TIROFIELLSjHERE; LAND THEM!Brooklyn, N. Y. Gemini 18. ANGERED Bangor, Pa. Jack OLanteni 19. SQUARE 1
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . hed help himselt:ihe WHOLE that sister raised afarSoon robbed him of his pelf; Hor as he started forth to TWO FOURS THREE in wrath descended. His wails rose to the welkki blueWith sounds of spanking blended. PIVE OXE is written on the face ()f this my tale of woe—Be sure before you slip from grace That FOURS not there to , Md. N. Jineer ANAGRAMS 15. CASH LOST IN ME St. Louis, Mo. Molemi 16. CARS GO—IS DANGER St. Louis, Mo. • Mf)lemi 17. TIROFIELLSjHERE; LAND THEM!Brooklyn, N. Y. Gemini 18. ANGERED Bangor, Pa. Jack OLanteni 19. SQUARE 1— An iron frame and bars for holdingcoals for fuel, 2— A fixed star, . 3—To be (juick in movements, nimble,4—A word denoting end or purj)ose,,S—To manifest preference for by , Md. Grace M. Manning ***•••*Just between You and Me In No. 7 we present the (irst ;<-beheadment i)ubli!^ed in this department.(Continued on page 41) 20 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, February, 192J M^imiGinis DoDartmeRt. Sandwiches for the Lunch Box DURING the months of February andMarch, when there comes that long-ing for S3mething different in thedaily menu, that appetite for fresh vegetableswhich are then so high-priced in the mar-kets, it is the housewifes problem to knowjust what to put into the lunch box forthe kiddies at school and for her husbandwho carries his lunch. Nothing seems to take the place of sand-wiches, in spite of the fact that we do growtired of them. To make them more palat-able, try spreading the slices of bread withbutter; wrap these in waxed paper and putthe filling in another little waxed paperpackage, or in a little jar, according to thenature of the filling. Sandwiches that aremade in the morning ofttimes becomesoggy; the bread absorbs the filling andthis is what makes us grow tired of of the usual Sliced bread, try makinga biscuit dough, spread it out in a flat cake,about half an inch thick, and bake it in around pie p
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