The Cotton states and international exposition and South, illustrated : Including the official history of the exposition (1896)
Cooper, Walter Gerald, 1860-, Illustrator Co · Atlanta, Ga. : Illustrator Co. · leaf 354
ounding atmosphere, in which it is said A fine park surrounds the building, and shaded by magnifi- that no disease germs can live. This fact, coupled with the cent oak trees are a number of graceful cottages, designed proximity of great forests of health-giving pines, makes the for those who prefer… … that they secured to those who laved in, and drank of convenience has been provided for the guest. The interior them, complete rejuvenation and longevity, such as no fittings are of Plorida pine, with hard oil finish, wliich brings other mortals could enjoy. De Leon was convinced that out…
Cotton States Exposition (1895 : Atlanta, Ga.)
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