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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1917
Page
12
An article explores combining an ice house and a milk house to improve farm appearance and efficiency. It covers design details, insulation with structural tile, drainage, ventilation, water supply, power needs, and integration with a farmstead for better milk handling and future earnings.
Washington Irving used Geoffrey Crayon Diedrich Knickerbocker Jonathan Oldstyle and Sanhagundi. Others include Artemus Ward Charles F Browne Hans Breitman Peter Parley Sir Marvel Oliver Optic Mark Twain Paul Creyton Sut Lovingood Cronker and more by Browne Leland Goodrich Mitchell Adams Clemens Trowbridge Harris Halleck.
The narrator jokes about a man named Snoodle facing wild cats as Mrs Snoodle remarks his wife is a bear, hinting at comic domestic rivalry and exaggerated bravado in a humorous tone.
An essay argues love alone cannot sustain marriage. Comradeship and trust strengthen the bond, making harmony possible through shared duties, honest dialogue, and mutual respect. It notes friendships, daily attentions, and joint problem solving sustain happiness more than wealth or intellect.
W H Over of the University of South Dakota traces Arickara life in the Missouri valley through excavated skeletons and relics. The collection includes hammer stones, beads, copper ornaments, pipes, and undamaged bowls, with much material dating before 1750 and ongoing digs at village and burial sites.
Donald and Charlie eleven year old boys reenact a melodrama in Charlie’s garage with Charlie as villain and Donald as heroine. Donald delivers a dramatic line “Out of my way, abdominal creature” to a cheering group of younger boys.
A cartoon shows an old timer questioning the arrival of a monkey as an ancestor, presenting a humorous dialogue about ancestry and the strange visitor. The exchange satirizes heritage and curiosity through a playful caption.
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