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Leavenworth Wkly Times (KS) 13 June 1/3: We cannot take lunk-heads, chowder-heads and cabbage-heads as figure heads this campaign.at cabbage-head, n.
Leavenworth Wkly Times (KS) 13 June 1/3: We cannot take lunk-heads, chowder-heads and cabbage-heads as figure heads this campaign. Leavenworth Wkly Times (KS) 13 June 1/3: We cannot take lunk-heads, chowder-heads and cabbage-heads as figure heads this campaign.at chowder-head, n.
Leavenworth Wkly Times (KS) 13 June 1/3: We cannot take lunk-heads, chowder-heads and cabbage-heads as figure heads this campaign.at lunkhead, n.
Leavenworth Times (KS) 21 Oct. 2/3: One of the ‘kitchen mechanics‘ deferred going.at kitchen mechanic (n.) under kitchen, n.1
Leavenworth Wkly Times (KS) 18 Feb. 2/1: If Mr King wishes to sue us for libel [...] we will send Quill-pusher Hine to meet him.at quill-driver (n.) under quill, n.1
Leavenworth Wkly Times (KS) 27 Apr. 1/4: We must sell more than we buy. Then the rag baby and the gold dollar will both stand upon the same platform in peace.at rag baby (n.) under rag, n.1
Leavenworth Times (KS) 10 Apr. 2/4: His eyes are lustrous, furtive and percing, looking not unlike two burnt holes in a blanket.at eyes like pissholes in the snow (n.) under eye, n.
Leavenworth Times (KS) 5 June 7/3: Queen Victoria sends £5 o every English mother on the occasion of her first twins. Doubtless she does not feel that it is incumbent upon her to offer a dollar premium for Irish twins.at Irish twins (n.) under Irish, adj.
Leavenworth Times (KS) 23 Feb. 4/7: [advert] The old lady who told the doctor she had the ‘Brown Critters’ when she only had the bronchitis.at brown critters (n.) under brown, adj.2
Leavenworth Times (KS) 14 Aug. 8/5: The trickery and flim-flammery of the mere place hunter.at flimflammery (n.) under flim-flam, n.
Leavenworth Times (KS) 14 Dec. 4/3: ‘Sonk’ Gannon [...] fought a former city detective until the latter had worn out a club on his head.at sonk, n.
Leavenworth Times (KS) 16 Mar. 2/3: That is spreading it on pretty thick but it may pay us all to watch and see.at spread it thick (v.) under spread, v.
Leavenworth Times (KS) 29 Sept. 4/3: ‘The Imperials Abroad’, [...] composed mostly of women and heralded as a ‘girlie show’, played to a packed house of males at the Orpheum. There were some shapely young women .at girlie show (n.) under girlie, adj.
Leavenworth Times (KS) 9 Apr. 6/5: He has been keeping in training by ‘hopping bells’ at the Baltimore Hotel.at hop bells (v.) under bell, n.1
Leavenworth Times (KS) 14 Apr. 2/4: ‘That is true,’ laughingly replied the squawman, ’but remember that my wife and I are both in good health’.at squawman, n.
Leavenworth Times (KS) 20 Mar. 4/5: The fair price requirement [...] may become a hole thru which ruthless booze runners can drive a ten ton truck loaded wirh illegal stocks.at booze runner (n.) under booze, n.
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