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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: March 1987; Vol. 130, No. 779
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: "Sorcerer's Picnic" -- Detail of an oil on canvas by American artist Loren Dunlap.

OSCAR! LITTLE STATUE OF DREAMS.
MIDORI -- THE SOUL OF A PRODIGY.
HANDBOOK OF FIRST AID.

The Heart of Canton, Ohio . . . Henry Hurt.
OSCAR: Little Statue of Dreams . . . John Culhane.
Talk About Teachers! . . . Harper's Magazine.
Confessions of a Non-Cook . . . House & Garden.
A Painless Way to Slash the Deficit . . . It's Your Money.
The Soul of a Prodigy -- MIDORI . . . Mark J. Walters.
How to Sell Your Home Yourself . . . Marie Hodge & Jeff Blyskal.
The Astonishing Flight of Pigeon 309 . . . Philadelphia Inquirer.
Meet a Corporate Dr. No . . . Boston.
Kidnapped by Beloved Leader Comrade . . . Drama in Real Life.
When I Lost My Husband . . . Monica Dickens.
Weather Eye . . . Outside.
Can Strip Mining Clean Up Its Act? . . . Wesley Marx.
A Doctor's Prize Catch . . . Patricia Skalka.
The Indispensable Art of Apology. . . Glamour.
Should Schools Offer Sex Education? . . . Time.
Arch Foe of Apartheid . . . Victoria Butler.
The Way We Were-20,000 Years Ago . . . Newsweek.
Heroes for Today . . . A Compilation.
Three Lessons for Living . . . Vital Speeches of the Day.
Don Coyote . . . Dayton O. Hyde.
A Baseball for Dad.
Seeds That Grow Hope.
My First Jump.
The Greatest Detective Who Never Lived.
Quotable Quotes.
News From the World of Medicine.
Life in These United States.
All in a Day's Work.
It Pays to Enrich Your Word Power.
Toward More Picturesque Speech.
Campus Comedy.
Personal Glimpses.
Laughter, the Best Medicine.
Points to Ponder.
Money Savers.


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