From Vanity Fair, July-Dec. 1926:

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the inflated humility of the name, Une Vie [whereby Gilbert Gabriel, as with his discussion of titles borrowed from Shakespeare lines, is touching on a pet peeve of mine]

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I wish, with all my heart, soul and dictionary, that hokum might have a worthy definition....It is a term on the tips of all our typewriters. [ditto]

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All that you need to do is fill in the coupon, which you will not find at the foot of this page...

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The visitor who does not like a picture remarks in 99.764 cases out of every hundred, "Nice colour." [Broun]
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Bonuses:
Woollcott refers to "negative authorship," i.e., pride in the trite phrases one hasn't ever written.
Fictitious travel guides: France at a Glance; Spain without Pain