That locution, already being floated out by media comics, was first cited in a 1943 issue of The American Mercury magazine.

He worked on the editorial staff of Mencken's American Mercury magazine until 1931, when he became managing editor.

Mildred Falk Loew, a former editor and part owner of The American Mercury magazine, died yesterday at her home in Manhattan.

In 1924, after World War I, H.L. Mencken founded the American Mercury magazine and regularly published convict authors.

Mr. Churchill, the author of 17 books, began his writing career in 1935 with the sale of an article to the American Mercury magazine.

Mencken was the foremost American editor in publishing black writers in his American Mercury magazine.

Thomason wrote and illustrated over sixty short stories and magazine articles and wrote and edited book reviews for the American Mercury magazine.

After the war Mr. McCrary edited the American Mercury magazine.

He is a contributing editor to Mercury magazine (since 2001), and a contributor to The Astronomical Calendar (since 1988).

Spivak sold The American Mercury magazine in 1950, and sold his interest in Mercury Publications in 1954.

That locution, already being floated out by media comics, was first cited in a 1943 issue of The American Mercury magazine.

He worked on the editorial staff of Mencken's American Mercury magazine until 1931, when he became managing editor.

Mildred Falk Loew, a former editor and part owner of The American Mercury magazine, died yesterday at her home in Manhattan.

In 1924, after World War I, H.L. Mencken founded the American Mercury magazine and regularly published convict authors.

Mr. Churchill, the author of 17 books, began his writing career in 1935 with the sale of an article to the American Mercury magazine.

Mencken was the foremost American editor in publishing black writers in his American Mercury magazine.

Thomason wrote and illustrated over sixty short stories and magazine articles and wrote and edited book reviews for the American Mercury magazine.

After the war Mr. McCrary edited the American Mercury magazine.

He is a contributing editor to Mercury magazine (since 2001), and a contributor to The Astronomical Calendar (since 1988).

Spivak sold The American Mercury magazine in 1950, and sold his interest in Mercury Publications in 1954.