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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: March 1935; Vol. 26, No. 155
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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King of strike breakers -- Mr. Pearl L. Bergoff.
How good is your speech? by William Norwood Brigance.
The Revolution in Cotton by Oliver Carlson.
Too High and too mighty -- Huey P. Long -- by Walter Davenport.
The Menace of Huey P. Long by Raymond Gram Swing.
New ears for old by Rupert Hughes.
A protest from the humble by Alice Curtice Moyer-Wing.
Government by publicity by Theodore G. Joslin.
the great bootleg coal industry by Louis Adamic.
Why do we buy? by Donald A. Laird.
High finance in Haiti by John Houston Craige.
The World we live in by George W. Gray.
Party Factory by Robert Littell.
The business of living a long time by Raymond Pearl.
Those models you see in ads by Silas Bent.
Cured by Clinics by Edna B. Mann.
You by Edward W. Bok.
That puppy you'd like to have.
The flood of insurance rackets by E. Jerome Ellison.
The $10,000 gallon of oil by Berwin Kaiser.
The shadow of the valet by Julian Street.
Town Crier Alexander Woollcott by Ruth Woodbury Sedgwick.
John Brown: Terrible Saint by David Karsner.
Arcadia in Vermont by Vrest Orton.
Shopping for Utopia by Margaret Culkin Banning.
Ganging up on disease by Henrietta Ripperger.
Killing the fatted guest by Burges Johnson.
Challenge: Behind the Face of Japan by Upton Close.
What we do not want by Stark Young. [ORIGINAL article to this issue, extolling the virtues of The Reader's Digest!]

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