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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: March 1929; Vol 7, No 83
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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When We're Through Changing We're Through by Bruce Barton.
With Herbert Hoover in South America by Mark Sullivan.
Atrocity charges in the Civil War by Laura A. White.
This Hard-Boiled Era by Katherine Fullerton Gerould.
By Old Blue Serge Goes Around by Frank Parker Stockbridge.
The Executive looks for a Job by an ex-executive.
Speaking of Operations by Ruth F. Wadsworth M.D..
Has Wall Street Gone Wild? by Irving Fisher.
The Miracle of Negro Spirituals by James Weldon Johnson.
America and England by J. Ramsay MacDonald.
There is Life in the Old Gal Yet Al by Will Rogers.
The Emancipation of the Housewife by Earnest Elmo Caulkins.
A New Latin-American Policy by Raymond Leslie Buell.
Our New Electric Superman by E. E. Free.
Witches Win in York by Dudley Nichols.
The Chain-Store Mind by Jesse Rainsford Sprague.
Helium -- Strangest Gas in the World by Arthur A. Stuart.
How to Make your Mind behave -- Interview with Frederick B. Robinson by M. K. Wisehart.
Eskimos at Home by Donald A. Cadzow.
The Modern Child Should Guide Himself by Harry Emerson Fosdick.
Le Bourget -- Grand Central of the Air by Thurston Maccauley.
America's Taj Mahal -- Frederick Law Olmstead and Mountain Lake Florida by Edward W. Bok.
Tobacco Among the Indians by Cornelia H. Dam.
Immovable Federal Servants by Frederic F. Van de Water.
Reconstruction and Prohibition by A. Lawrence Lowell of Harvard University.
Ideals of Love and Marriage by the Committee of Marriage and Home.
George Washington -- Business Man by Professor Albert Bushnell Hart.
Flying Finance by Guy McConnell.
Britain's Young man of Destiny -- The Prince of Wales by Sir Philip Gibbs.
Industry and the Corn-Field by John H. Miller.
What Noise does to us by Donald A. Laird.
Stuff and Nonsense by Donald Rose.

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