Articles
- Ford, Corey (21 February 1925). "Highlights". The New Yorker 1 (1): 15.
- Ford, Corey (28 February 1925). "Highlights". The New Yorker 1 (2): 23.
- Ford, Corey (7 March 1925). "Highlights". The New Yorker 1 (5): 26.
- Ford, Corey (28 March 1925). "Inspiration". The New Yorker 1 (6): 31.
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