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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: June 1931; Vol 19, No. 110
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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The History of the King Bee by Charles D. Stewart.
Why Cops Are Grafters by one of them as told to Darwin L. Teilhet.
Glass Universal by William Pickett Helm.
Motormania by Rodney Gilbert.
Talk of the Town from New Yorker.
The Cult of Ugliness by Myfanwy I. Crawshay.
School for Bums by Mary Heaton Vorse.
Do the Rich Give to Charity? by Abraham Epstein.
"Wrasslin" by Paul Gallico.
The Next Move for Better Movies by Fred Eastman.
Double-Crossing the Police by Bruce Smith.
The Scourge of Famine in China by Lindsay Hoben.
Washington: Capital in a Vacuum by Anne O'Hare McCormick.
The U. S. Organ.
The Indian Warships by D. H. Lawrence. "This description of religion was written by the famous novelist shortly before is death."
Hang'd with Tapestry by Mitchell Samuels and Avery Strakosch.
Shocking Difficulties by Louis Maunsell Field.
Home-Taught Fears by Albert Edward Wiggam.
The Future of Man by Edward M. East.
Treasure Hunting by Samuel Scoville Jr.
Watch Your Step by Floyd W. Parsons.
Science Pays Profits on This Farm by O. M. Kile.
Odd jobs.
A Story for O. Henry (the story of William Sydney Porter) by Robert H. Davis and Arthur B. Maurice.
The Detective Story (About how I write them!) by Mary Roberts Rinehart.
Where Motor Cars Walk the Plank by Edwin P. Norwood.
Flying with an African King (An account of the flight with The Emir of Kano) by Walter Mittelholzer.
Corporate Paganism by Bishop Frank E. Wilson.
The Televisual Newspaper by James M Cain.
Balsa - Nature's Miracle Wood by Clayton R. Slawter.
This Ever-Changing Business World.
Our American Dreyfus Case by Lillian Symes.
Along the Fontiers of Knowledge by Newton D. Baker.
Bookman's Monthly Score.

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