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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: June, 1928; Vol 7, No 74
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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How I pick my Men, by Richard E. Byrd.
Pay First -- Then Blame, by William G. Shepherd.
Full Employment -- Prosperity's Problem, by Irving Fisher.
The Imperialism of the Dollar, by Governor Albert C. Ritchie.
Westminster Abbey, by P. W. Wilson.
Dorothy Dix: Matrimony and Horse Sense, by Henry F. Pringle.
Does Business Want Scholars?, by Walter S. Gifford.
Measuring the Bus by Billions, by Ernest N. Smith.
Money Sense, by Anne Shannon Monroe.
The Du Ponts of Delaware, by Edward Doherty.
The Wages of Hate, by Harry Emerson Fosdick.
Tornadoes, by L. G. Pope.
The Greatest of Dictionaries, by Floyd McKnight.
Life in Sing Sing Prison, by Lewis E. Lawes.
Women aren't Fans, by A Woman sports-Writer.
Mass Production and Style, by Paul M. Mazur.
Famous "good Livers", by Estelle H. Ries.
Learning from Six to Sixty, by E. L. Thorndike.
The Significance of Prohibition, by Henry Pratt Fairchild.
The Middle-Class Smell, by Philip Curtiss.
Winners at Middle Age, by Charles A. Merrill.
Medieval Thinking, by Anonymous.
Children and Parents, by Havelock Ellis.
Humming-Birds, by William Beebe.
Character and College Education, by Irwin Edman.
New "Eyes" for the Sealing Fleet, by E. L. Chicanot.
An Inquiry into Radio, by Stuart Chase.
Happy Through Married, by George A. Dorsey.
Our New Paper Money, by Alvin W. Hall.
Twenty-Five Years of Medical Progress, by Morris Fishbein.

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