1895 Eve. Herald (Shenandoah, PA) 12 Mar. 1/4: Paragraphs on Different Subjects Framed by the Pen and Pencil Pushers.at pen-pusher, n.
1895 Eve. Herald (Shenandoah, PA) 12 Mar. 1/4: Paragraphs on Different Subjects Framed by the Pen and Pencil Pushers.at pencil-pusher, n.
1895 Eve. Herald (Shenandoah, PA) 10 May 1/3: Of all the punky hitters that come from Punky town / The Huns from Shenandoah are the brownest of the brown.at punky, adj.
1895 Eve. Herald (Shenandoah, PA) 10 May 1/3: With Old man Nevins pitching and all his rocky crew / They should scratch out a winning in a century or two.at rocky, adj.
1898 Eve. Herald (Shenandoah, PA) 25 May 1/5: Mr Titman’s horse received rather a rough deal.at raw deal (n.) under raw, adj.
1917 Eve. Herald (Klamath Falls, OH) 20 Jan. 2/2: The deadbeast is not a new species [...] No more troublesome element is found in society today than the person in debt who can pay but will not pay.at deadbeat, n.
1920 Eve. Herald (Albuquerque, NM) 25 Sept. 12/3: Jump Jump Jump Jim Crow / Issues come and issues go.at jump Jim Crow (v.) under Jim Crow, n.
1920 Eve. Herald (Albuquerque, NM) 23 Apr. 4/5: [headline] Indiana Picnic — Hoosiers Attention!at hoosier, n.
1921 Eve. Herald (Albuquerque, NM) 25 Dec. 5/1: Tghe youths had one cell in death row.at Death Row, n.
1922 Eve. Herald (Albuquerque, NM) 22 Jan. 5/1: Joe Doe paid his bills. [...] James Roe chose the other way [...] and rapidly drifted into the ‘deadbeat’ class.at deadbeat, n.
1967 Eve. Herald (Shenandoah, PA) 13 June 4/6: One block [in Harlem] has 12 churches, you see beautiful town houses designed by Stanford White along Striver’s Row.at Strivers’ Row, n.