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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: March, 1927; Vol 5., No. 59
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Calvin Coolidge, Pro and Con -- 1, by Edward Elwell Whitting.
Calvin Coolidge, Pro and Con -- 2, by Frank R. Kent.
Some Thoughts on the Usual Subject, by Rollin Lynde Hartt.
War in the Third Dimension, by Major Sherman Miles, U. S. A.
Lawrence of Arabia, by Lowell Thomas. ("Thomas E. Lawrence, the uncrowned King of Arabia").
Consumers in Wonderland, by Stuart Chase and F. J. Schlink.
Sweet Land of Secrecy, by Charles Merz.
Winter Sports, by John B. Kennedy.
The Doctor Looks at Marriage, by Joseph Collins.
Bathtubs, early Americana, by Fairfax Downey.
You have Enough -- Direct it!, by Willliam Frederick Book.
The Foreign Debt of America, by Clarence Darrow.
Applying New 'Yardsticks' to Automobiles, by Charles F. Kettering.
Go West, Young Woman, by Katherine Crosby.
Getting off the Bandwagon, by Oscar Lewis.
Blowing Out the Big Gas Jets, by Jesse F. Gelders.
What is Ford going to Do?, Samuel Crowther.
The Background of China's Upheaval, by W. Lock Wei.
What Can We Believe, by Bruce Barton.
Follow the Leader, by Konrad Berovici.
A day in the Senator's Life, as told by a member of the Upper House to Robert B. Smith.
Benjamin Franklin in Paris, by Phillips Russell.
Advertising High Hats itself, by Helen Woodward.
The Boy and Sex, by Dr. George A. Dorsey.
New Ideas for Old, by E. S. Slosson.
Rumania's Ruthless Jewish Persecutions, by Solomon Sufrin.
Do You Know how to Forget?, by H. Addington Bruce.
What, Then, is Culture?, by Katherine Fullerton Gerould.
To Bore or Not to Bore, by Ralph W. Bergengren.

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