Printed 107 years today in the Detroit Times. Image contrast/brightness modified, see the original.
Found on the Library of Congress site.
Printed 107 years today in the Detroit Times. Image contrast/brightness modified, see the original.
Found on the Library of Congress site.
Everett is displeased that the rental lacks a bathroom, something many would consider a necessity for a living space (and would these days be legally required).
His statement in the second panel reveals that he has knocked out the landlord and left him lying in the living room.
Houses without bathrooms might use an outhouse instead.
It’s the 20th century, Rolando. Let us have indoor plumbing.
Most people outside of large cities didn’t have indoor toilets around 1900
Pretty sure Everett is in a city.