Word: reference
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Please refer to your issue of Jan. 5, 1925: Page 2, col. 1−"a large part...
...Said Mr. Schepp to reporters: "I noticed in some of the papers that they refer to me as Coconut King. Please note, I am not worthy of this title, neither does my firm handle more coconut than others...
...While I refer Mr. Thomson to that time-worn but in this case extremely appropriate fable of the fox and the grapes. I feel called upon to ask why he should have interested his famous Tangos to be played by a "Village Band," why he should indulge in a play of terms like "sheet-music trade, "familiar restaurant repotory," and "a tender and devoted skill," and why as a candidate for position of Conductor of the Pierian Orchestra last fall, he should now cry for another Davison...
...surprised that your paper deems it necessary to mention the engagement and marriage of Fatty Arbuckle. You should leave that for your Gum Chewers' Sheets that you refer to so often...
This Baker incident would not in itself be so important, were it not that it appears to give a chance for expression to a tendency which seems to me pernicious, unthinking, and to the last degree unjust. I refer to the tendency of opposition to President Lowell and the Administration, which tendency will assuredly come to life again with renewed vigor now, at the regrettable departure of Dr. Hotson, although there is logically no excuse for its doing so. In cannot see any reason or excuse for such an opposition to an unintelligent criticism of President Lowell. And I feel...