Nazzeyes, Clavdivs, and the Pentatoik
I grew up in a small city in eastern Ohio, right on the border with Pennsylvania, a tiny place called East Palestine. The story goes that back in the 19th century to escape higher taxes in their home states, a number of industrialists set up shop in the first town on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad (later called the … Continue reading “Nazzeyes, Clavdivs, and the Pentatoik”