1903 Logan Republican (UT) 17 Oct. 6/5: The convicts [were] started for the ‘death row’, where the men condemned to death are confined.at Death Row, n.
1907 Logan Republican (UT) 24 Apr. 4/2: Elder Blair is not much in love with the Catholic ladies either as they often give him down the country.at give someone down the country (v.) under country, n.
1911 Logan Republican (UT) 20 Jan. 7/2: ‘Matildy,’ I says, ‘he’s got a screw loose up aloft just as sure as you’re a born woman!’.at a screw loose under screw, n.1
1912 Logan Republican (UT) 15 Aug. 6/4: She went with a kerplop into water two feet deep.at kerplop! (excl.) under ker-, pfx
1913 Logan Repub. (UT) 15 Apr. 3/1: Story of a Fallen Girl [...] He suggested I live in one of the parlor houses.at parlor house (n.) under parlor, n.
1914 Logan Republican (UT) 24 Dec. 4/3: See that long drink of water at the second table wearing a glad smile.at long drink (of water) (n.) under long, adj.
1919 Logan Repub. (UT) 27 Sept. 8/6: The Sigma Beta delta Sorority will entertain this evening at a rush party at [etc.].at rush, adj.
1920 Logan Repub. (UT) 23 Mar. 2/2: If Mr Wilson just had Mr Bryan in the cabinet now he would not ‘knock him into a cocked hat,’ he would just give him the Lansing bounce.at give someone the bounce (v.) under bounce, n.1
1920 Logan Republican (UT) 24 Jan. 6/1: Very few editors know how to run their papers [...] All towns would be better if they had a few more buttinskys on the job.at buttinski, n.
1920 Logan Republican (UT) 8 May 2/2: Like most mudslingers his yelps at the come back are piercing.at mudslinger, n.
1921 Logan Repub. (UT) 222 Oct. 4/3: On last Friday night the sorosis held their first rush party ath the Hotel Eccles.at rush, adj.