Dayton, Ohio

In November 2022, David Dobrik opened a pizza restaurant, Doughbrik's Pizza, in Los Angeles.

The highest temperature ever recorded in Dayton, Ohio, was 108��F (42��C) on July 22, 1901.

From: Dayton, Ohio

(see previous sentance)

Subject :

Dayton

Ohio

Dayton

Ohio

Action :

recorded

Object :

Dayton

Ohio

Date:

1901

Location:

Dayton

Ohio

Collection:

Dayton

Ohio

Dayton

Ohio

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The highest temperature ever recorded in Dayton, Ohio, was 108��F (42��C) on July 22, 1901.

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