Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 133
t as theaccomplished correspondent of the daily papers. There arethree pianos, scores of comfortable chairs, cool breezes, pictur-esque and fairy like views from the broad porticos, and in facteverything to make the visitor feel at home and long to stay.The building is most brilliant at night. It… … Ohio Day at Pan-American Exposition. 125 PUBLIC CEREMONIES. The dedication day was in keeping with all else, bright andbalmy. The clerk of the weather must have been an Ohio manor the descendant of one, for he could not have furnished a kind-lier sun or a gentler air. The Bison City was in gala…
Archaeology · History
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