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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: January 1929; Vol 7, No 81
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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President-Elect Herbert Hoover by Ray Lyman Wilbur.
Unknown America by Lewis F. Carr.
The Cost of Prosperity by James Trunslow Adams.
Mail from the Moon by W. B. Courtney.
Citroen by James C. Young.
Main street girdles the Globe by Deems Taylor.
The Rich Man's Son by Albert W. Atwood.
John D. Rockefeller -- father and son by M. K. Wisehart.
A Burglar's Apology by J. P. Grover.
Quebec Goes Musher Mad by Sara Hamilton Birchall.
Will the Insects starve us? by Edwin W. Teale.
The City's place in Civilization by Charles A. Beard.
Selling Robots make Millions by William A. McGarry.
Twenty-Five years of Flight by A. M. Jacobs.
How I got to the Top.
Why South Americans Fear Us by L. L. Bernard.
Help Wanted by Jack Woodford.
Chemical Preparations for War by Albert Lapoule.
The Mind of the Masher by Robert Keable.
Have Women changed Business? by Anne W. Armstrong.
Tricks of Carniverous Plants by Alexander F. Skutch.
Stock Market Pools-2 by Fred C. Kelly.
The newest fad in Education by Montaville Flowers.
The Story of the Christmas Tree by John Macy.
Scarlet Journalism by Silas Bent.
A. P. Giannini -- Bancitaly by David Warren Ryder.
Business -- The Great Adventure? by Earnest Elmo Culkins.
Philadelphia Pays for Liquor by William G. Shepherd.
The Permanence of Values by Richard C. Cabot.
Heroes of Polar Wastes by Frank H. Shaw.

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