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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: June 1933; Vol 23, No 134
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Better days are here by William L. Chenery.
the Sacred order of exaggeration by Don Knowlton.
Tomboy from Virginia (Nancy Langhorne Astor) by John Terence McGovern.
desperate Japan by Paul Hutchinson.
Dr. Mahlon W. Locke miracle man? by Joseph Lister Rutledge.
Suicide and the weaker sex by Marian J. Castle.
Watchman what of our pensions? by Louis Stark.
Hits and Errors by John B. Kennedy.
Where's your hat? by Donald F. Rose.
How chance made Lincoln president by Bruce Barton.
the end of nationalism by Christian Gauss.
When death stalked through Naples by Axel Munthe.
the power in the minute by Anne Shannon Monroe.
Soviet Humor.
Mass produced house in review.
the life of the adopted child by Martha Vansant.
the racketeer invades rural America by Karl Detzer.
Mystery Drums of Africa by Laurence G. Green.
the new college girl by Eunice Fuller Barnard.
"Chutspo" of Eddie Cantor by S. N. Behrman.
The other world of music by Maurice Baring.
Wonders of brain surgery by Frederic Damrau, MD..
lost labels by Max Beerbohm.
A country banker loooks at inflation by Ralph W. Page.
Talk of the town from New Yorker.
When Lion meets Giraffe by Cherry Kearton.
Back to the farm? by Russell Lord.
fathers are different by Frederic F. Van de Water.
Inflation -- we liked it before by Thomas Nixon Carver.
My adventures with a paint brush by Winston S. Churchill.
Stamp collecting and collectors by John R. Tunis.
Sleep doesn't matter by George L. Walton.

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