From Workbook to Accompany At Play Primer by Hildreth, Roy, et al., 1947.  

From the Duluth Evening Herald, 1915.

From Laughing Horse, 1923.

From The Children's Newspaper, 1934.

From Workbook to Accompany At Play Primer by Hildreth, Roy, et al., 1947. 

From Workbook to Accompany At Play Primer by Hildreth, Roy, et al., 1947. 

"He wanted to be cold."  From Practice for Up and Away by McKee, Harrison, McCowen & Lehr, 1957.

Old Man Winter takes no responsibility for the warmth of waifs, strays, or urchins.  From The Daily Mirror, 1904.

From the University of Arkansas' 1931 yearbook.

"Mr. Rabbit has a double chill."  From Dorothy's Rabbit Stories by Mary E. Calhoun and illustrated by E. Warde Blaisdell, 1907.

"45° below zero--and he's lost the matches," from Sketches of Hudson Bay Life by H. Bullock Webster, c. 1875.

The caption might be the opposite of, "Is it hot in here, or is it just me?"  It reads, "Would you like your overcoat, Colin?"  From A Double Mistake by Edith E. Smyth, 1898.