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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: August, 1927; Vol 6, No 64
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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The Force of Stastics, by Stephen Leacock.
Germany's Greatest War Adventurer (Count Felix von Luckner), by Lowell Thomas.
This Hero Business, by Lt. Commander Richard E. Byrd.
A Transatlantic Air Service in 20 Years, by commander Richard E. Byrd.
Is Birth Control a Right?, by G. A. Studdert Kennedy.
Crowd Wanderlust, by Walter S. Hiatt.
"Nothing Shocks Me", by Mary Agnes Hamilton.
A Letter to my Dog, by Sir W. Beach Thomas.
Your Family Tree, by Albert Payson Terhune.
The American Cowboy, by Douglas Branch.
What Makes a Husband easy to Live With?, the Testimony of Twelve Wives.
Young America in Revolution.
The Day after Tomorrow, by Sir Philip Gibbs.
A new Ford!, by J. George Frederick.
"Those Absurd Missionaries", by Harrison Collins.
The Oyster You Eat, by Herbert F. Prytherch.
How NOT to have Cancer, by Sir W. Arbuthnot Lane, Bart.
How Towns Got their Names, by William C. O'Brien.
The New Canada, by John Nelson.
The Case for the Co-Educated Woman, by Edna Yost.
Animal Poisoners, by H. Monro Fix.
Super-Guns for Our Army, by J. Bernard Walker.
It's a Great Life if you Don't Week-End, by Fairfax Downey.
Forests and Floods, by Willis Luther Moore.
Marvels of the Coconut Radio in Tahiti.
Why the Champion is Unpopular, by Fitzhugh Wright.
Cuba of Today, by Samuel Crowther.
My Partner, John D. Rockefeller, as told by Edward T. Bedford, to J. T. Flynn.
The Art of Entertaining Ourselves, by Early Vernon Wilcox.
The Twin Gods of bad Business, by Stuart Chase and F. J. Schlink.
Sensitivity and Progress, by Walter B. Pitkin.

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