1900 Central Record (Lancaster, KY) 16 Aug. 1/4: ‘Dope’ Fiends Thick. Itis said that fifty per cent of the negros on Battle Row are addicted to the use of cocaine.at thick, adj.
1901 Central Record (Lancaster, KY) 10 Oct. 4/4: Who said anything about the white house, you daffy.at daffy, n.3
1902 Central Record (Lancaster, KY) 25 Sept. 1/3: Danville, with all her long-tail coats and bee-gum hats, may make a big parade, but for once in her life she is coming out the little end of the horn.at little end of the horn (n.) under little, adj.
1903 Central Record (Lancaster, KY) 6 Mar. 1/5: ‘Tubby’ Wilkerson appeared [...] in a cracker-tail coat, doe skin breeches and a bee-gum hat.at bee-gum (hat), n.
1903 Central Record (Lancaster, KY) 6 Mar. 1/5: ‘Tubby’ Wilkerson, appeared [...] in a cracker-tail coat, doe skin breeches and a bee-gum hat.at tubby, n.
1913 Central Record (Lancaster, KY) 4 July 3/5: The boys who today burn powder in its [i.e. independence] honor will not be slow should need arise to burn powder in its defense.at burn powder (v.) under burn, v.
1919 Central Record (Lancaster, KY) 11 Dec. 6/3: Old Paint Rock was always a pretty good market for ‘blockade whiskey’.at blockade, n.
1919 Central Record (Lancaster, KY) 11 Dec. 6/3: It was even whispered that they had a pretty good article of ‘white mule’ in the neighborhood some place.at white mule (n.) under white, adj.
1920 Central Record (Lancaster, KY) 27 May 7/2: [advert] Yes Siree! We made this cigarette to meet your taste! Camel cigraettes.at yes sir!, excl.