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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: October 1931; Vol 19, No. 114
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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No time to Read by Edward A. Filene.
On the set of BODY AND SOUL -- the Fox film.
Biology and Our Future World by Julian Huxley.
Preparing for the Next War by Herbert Claiborne Pell.
Conscripted Children by Maude Dutton Lynch.
Fighting City by Harris Dickson.
Romance VS Marriage by W. Beran Wolfe MD.
Crossing the Color Line by Caleb Johnson.
Wanted: An American Prime Minister by Jay Franklin.
The Fable of the Hats by M. Ilin.
Immensity by Sir James Jeans.
Can Germany be Saved? by Frank H. Simonds.
Civilization COD by Donald F. Rose.
How Much can You Stand? by Harry Emerson Fosdick.
A Game for Twosomes by Susan Lee.
War Strikes the Chinese Village by George E. Sokolsky.
Talk of the Town from The New Yorker.
Pitchmen by Earl Chapin May.
Industrial Relations and Hard Times by Whitting Williams.
Weltmeister (Maximilian Adolf Otto Siegfried Schmeling.)
We Don't Know Enough by Henry Ford.
The Saga of the Saddle by J. Frank Dobie.
Factories Expatriate by Lothrop Stoddard.
Against All Obstacles by Eral Chapin May.
Corruption in Armaments by Francis Delaisi.
The Passing of the Yankee by John Macy Lightning in the Lookouts by H. T. Gisborne.
Black Light traps crooks by Edwin W. Teale.
A Diary from St. Mihiel.

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