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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: July 1929; Vol 8, No. 87
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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Dramatizing the Technical Ascent of Man by Waldemar Kaempffert.
Henry Ford's Great Gift by Ruth Kedzie Wood.
The Windmill that Flies -- Harold F. Pitcaire and his Autogiro by Donald F. Rose.
A Meeting of the Endorser's Club by Corey Ford.
Who Lives in Alaska -- and Why? by Mary Lee Davis.
Speak up or Dry up by Sen William E. Borah.
Where Boys were bad by A. P. Pilides.
The Black Legend by Ivy Lee.
Mohandas Karam-Chand Gandhi by Upton Close.
Is there a Creeer in Music? by John Erskine.
What it Means to Marry a Catholic by One Who Did.
Australia's Idealism in Legislation by Annie Osborn.
Modern Noah's Ark Fights Disease by Henry Morton Robinson.
Calvin Coolidge by Will Rogers.
Wisconsin Gets her Men byt Ruel McDaniel.
What's wrong with the Right people? by Jack Black.
To Europe -- then and now by Paul Morand.
Detroitism -- what is it? by William G. Shepherd.
How to live on $22 a week by Paul Blanshard.
Emotional America by Ira S. Wile and Mary Day Winn.
Mr Smith and Mr Smythe by Albert Jay Nock.
To Be or To Do by James Trunslow Adams.
Wild Iron Lifeby Chet Shafer.
Our West Coast Export Boom by Freeman Tilden.
Healing at Angelus Temple by William Worthington.
Why Outlaw Posion Gas? by J. M. Scammell.
The Language of the Theater by Bernard Sobel.
Must we scorn the Businessman? by Howard Vincent O'Brien.
The 1929 Melting Pot by Richard Lee Strout.
Rag-Picking as Big Business by G. D. Dacy.
The Hummingbird Family by Claire and Ralph Prather.

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