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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE:
August 1932; Vol. 21, No. 124
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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Why this political apathy? by Jay Franklin.
Footnotes to a happy marriage.
A dry warns the drys -- Prohibition -- by Stanley High.
Od's Fish by Charles D. Stewart.
The adventure of conversation by Abbe Ernest Dimnet.
The Chewing gum industry.
Umpire by Hugh Bradley.
A doctor's advice to his critics.
can th lion tame its cubs? by Otto David Tolischus.
A New Deal for America by Stuart Chase.
Man and his diet by I. M. Rabinowitch.
Ananias Preferred by Clare Boothe Brokaw.
The Search for Beauty by Walter Russell Bowie.
Good-by America by Lorine Pruette.
Birth spoiled babies.
But the dead don't vote by Walter Davenport.
Talk of the Town from New Yorker.
Bio-Brevities by S. T. Williamson.
Two ways to make moustraps by A. C. Marts.
Restlessness by Helen Wills Moody.
It Hitler comes to power by Frank H. Simonds.
The North and the South by James Truslow Adams.
Vermont -- a way of life by Walter Hard.
Youth 1932 by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge.
A Hindoo marriage by Eva Willis.
The Horned Owl by Samuel Scoville, Jr.
Society and Near Society by Clare Booth Brokaw.
From Ashdour to Astor -- about John Jacob Astor and his fortune -- by George Creel.
Modern vigilantes by R. F. Hammatt.
Radium, a double edged sword by Michel Mok.
All's quiet on the New York Stock Exchange.
WINGS by Zona Gale.
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