Lost History: How 4 Ohio Kids Ended Pay Toilets In Us

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The next time you step into a public restroom, say a quiet thank you to Dayton natives Michael and Ira Gessel, Steve Froikin and Natalie Precker. After all, it was … Click to Continue »

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