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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: October, 1925; Vol. 4, No. 42
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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The Secret of a Happy Marriage . . . A Letter to his son, by Irving Bacheller.
Winning the War on Lynching . . . R. L. Gray.
A New Fight for Old Liberties . . . Oswald Garrison Villard.
Exercise your Spirit . . . Bruce Barton.
The Professional Criminal . . . Frank Tannenbaum.
Fate! . . . Albert Payson Terhune.
Panic! . . . James H. Collins.
What is Wrong with our Colleges? . . . Walter Prichard Eaton.
Paper Making 2000 Years Old . . . Royal S. Kellogg.
Quantity Production of Ideas . . . Cornelia James Cannon.
The Limit of Tolerance . . . From The Bookman.
The Joys of a Lone Explorer . . . Joseph F. Rock.
America for the Americans . . . Madison Grant.
International Educational Contacts . . . Clyde Eagleton.
Did Peary Discover the Pole? . . . William E. Shea.
Herbert Hoover's Background . . . Herman Bernstein.
Higher Education of the Wilkworm . . . Philip N. Youtz.
Florida's Land Boom . . . Felix Isman.
My Pet Enthusiasm . . . Bruce Barton.
Some Oddities in Farming . . . O. M. Kile.
Americana . . . From The American Mercury.
French Politics for Beginners . . . Stephen Leacock.
Notable Fishes of the Sea . . . Captain J. Menander, of the Explorer's Club.
The Doles . . . P. W. Wilson.
City of Moons and Honeymoons . . . Frederick Lewis.
Imagination . . . Clarnece Budington Kelland.
The Trugh about the Rubber War . . . Sherman Rogers.
Ford's Varied Interests . . . Judson C. Welliver.
Pitrfalls in the Pursuit of Culture . . . W. L. George.
Exercise: Another Viewpoint . . . George Jean Nathan.
Evolution and Religion . . . Harry Emerson Fosdick.


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