Word: dears
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...business man of whom he speaks, who keeps his children lined up patiently waiting for the comic section while he reads it himself is a very common type; and the anecdote about the congressman who bowed to his colleague with an "After you, my dear Alphonse,"--just one week after the first appearance of the "Alphonse-and-Gaston" strip illustrates admirably its far-reaching effects. Who is there, indeed, who is not--from time to time if not regularly--exposed to a funny paper? The circulation and wide popularity of the comic supplements have made them powerful factors in American...
...dear Mr. Premier...
...dear Mr. Prime Minister...
...Dear Mr. Hearst: I am in receipt of your recent note in which you tell me of the attack made upon you as the inconsistent editor and publisher who argued one policy with reference to taxation, in a personal interview with me, and advocated a very contrary one in his publication. I am glad to say to you that you were not in any way in my mind at the time the remark was made...
Owners of little newspapers rub their eyes, stand at gaze, and ask, "Where does dear, kind Mr. Munsey get all the money he pays...