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Lake Superior
But in the climate of Lake Superior digestion is always good, especially in winter.
The society which our lake pioneers made for themselves was altogether enjoyable. They were shut out from the gay world; they had to depend upon themselves. Those were not white kid glove days; claw-hammer coats were not known. The ladies were educated and refined; they were plainly dressed in calico, or plain silks, while the gentlemen wore business suits/ often belted at the waist with a red scarf, their undergarments being red or blue flannel; feet encased in moccasins or shoe packs.
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