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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: November, 1924; Vol. 3, No. 31
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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The Lip-Lazy American . . . Edward W. Bok.
The Truth about the Newspapers . . . Carl C. Dickey.
The Three Pillars of Society . . . Glenn Frank.
Why Lie? . . . Mrs. Joseph Conrad.
The New Preparedness . . . Samuel Taylor Moore.
International Concern for Education . . . I. L. Kendall.
Develop and Active Mind . . . Dr. Edward L. Thorndike.
My Greatest Possession . . . Irving Bacheller.
A Turning Point . . . New York Times.
The New White Collar . . . James H. Collins.
Crossing Asia Minor . . . Major Robert W. Imbrie.
The Zoo Nursery . . . Dr. W. Reid Blair, Chief Veterinarian, New York Zoological Park.
The Politics of Wheat . . . Henry Adams Bellows.
The New York Earthquake of 1932 . . . T. A. Jaggar, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
Trade Practices Under Surveillance . . . Nation's Business.
The Story of a Dying Hero . . . Paul D. de Kruif.
Araound the World by Air . . . Lt. Corley P. McDarment.
"There is no God but God" . . . Paul Harrison.
Rotton Boroughs . . . Orville A. Welsh.
The Dawn of Rural Industrialism . . . Allan L. Benson.
Common Sense and Criminal Law . . . P. W. Wilson.
No Wonder They Want to Fight! . . . William Cunningham.
Does Tobacco Injure the Human Body? . . . Irving Fisher. "The truth is, tobacco lowers the whole tone of the body and decreases its vital power and resistance." -- "From every indication, it behooves the man who wishes to keep physically fit to omit tobacoo from his daily schedule."
The Worker Immacipated . . . William Basset.
The Railroads on the Griddle . . . Richjard Hoadley Tingley.
Drug Smuggling from Canada . . . William J. McNulty.
Five Roads to the White House . . . Richard J. Walsh.
Ther Kaiser Comes . . . Fritz von Unruh.


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