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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: October 1935; Vol. 27, No. 162
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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The First Lady -- Eleanor Roosevelt -- by Helena Huntington Smith.
Has Ethiopia a Chance?(no) by Ignatius Phayre.
They raise their hats by Margaret Culkin Banning.
Our Ghostly Commonwealth by Dorothy Thompson.
They couldn't wait for better times by Robert Duncan.
We have found Treasure island -- St. John, Virgin Islands -- by Desmond Holdridge.
Broadway Chiseler -- Marty Franklin -- by Meyer Berger.
Dusty Answer by Henry Morton Robinson.
Hell on the Emden by Rear Admiral Robert Witthoeft and Wayne Francis Palmer.
China Calls The White Man's Bluff by Thomas Steep.
The Ignominity of being grown up by Samuel McChord Crothers.
Public easy mark No 1 by E. Jerome Ellison and Frank W. Brock.
All list up and going places by John T. Flynn.
One Under Nothing by by Paul Gallico.
But look at British Taxes by Robert Duncan.
Life Insturance Frauds by Kenneth Brown Collings.
How to Watch A Football Game by Francis Wallace.
the Numbers Racket by Martin Mooney.
This Simian World by Clarence Day.
Japan's Richest family by Upton Close.
In Defense Of Insects by Albert Dickman.
At last we humans grow humane by Henry Morton Robinson.
Schoolhouse in the foothills by Ella Enslow and Alvin F. Harlow.
A Few well chosen words by Alma Gluck, World famous Concert and Opera Soprano. [Marvelous and ORIGINAL article to this issue, extolling the firtues of The Readers Digest!]

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