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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: May 1931; Vol 19, No. 109
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Beginning Our Tenth Year.
Testimonials C.O.D by Alva Johnston.
War Debts and Tariffs by James Trunslow Adams.
Bird Heart by Julian S. Huxley.
Defending the "Witch Burners" by Edmund Pearson.
Owen D. Young -- World Citizen.
The Worship of the Machine by Louis Untermeyer.
The House of Tomorrow by Norman Bel Geddes.
Doubts on Installment Selling by Jesse Rainsford Sprague.
Acres of Gold by Leonard Falkner.
The Man Behind "The Arabian Nights" (Richard Francis Burton -- first white man to enter Mecca -- fascinating story!) by George Creel.
Nighthawks of the Border by Howard Mingos.
Thoreau and the Machine Age by Henry Seidel Canby.
Taking the Fall by Alfredo Codona as told to Ryley Cooper.
French Authors take Revenge by C. E. Andrews.
Blighted Berlin by Felix Salten.
China's Perennially Unemployed by James W. Bennett.
Talk of the town from New Yorker.
Heroes for America by George Soule.
The Knees of a Demi-God by Heywood Broun.
A Princess' Guide to Heaven by Emily C. Davis.
A New Crisis in Motion Pictures (Sound and foreign markets!) by George Kent.
How I Breed Lions by Charles Gay as told to Tom White.
What They Think of Each Other -- I The Boy Friend by Virginia Thompson -- II Shall We Pan the Ladies? by Wolcott Gibbs.
Canada Drives Back the Last Frontier by Russell Owen.
Going to School in Russia by Ferdinanda W. Reed.
The Pine Processionary by Jean Henri Fabre.
The Hired Girl by Miriam Allen de Ford.
Who Bears the Business Risks? by William M. Leiserson.
Once to Every Man by Stephen Leacock.
What George Eastman Has Done for Films by Herbert Brucker.
The Broom in Industry by Edwin P. Norwood.
Glimpses Hither and Yon.

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