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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: June, 1926; Vol. 5, No. 50
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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I Endured a Bull Fight . . . Frederick L. Collins.
Why We Behave like Idiots . . . Clarence Buddington Kelland.
Coddling Criminals . . . Judge Charles C. Nott, Jr.
War Antidotes . . . An Interview with Owen D. Young, by Chester T. Crowell.
The Rise of Roland Hayes . . . W. J. Henderson.
The New Industrial Era . . . Charles Edward Russell.
Confessions of an Ex-Feminist . . . Anonymous.
Stalking the Ovis Poli with Colonel Teddy Roosevelt . . . Corey Ford.
On a Certain Condescension in Americans . . . Agnes Repplier.
Human Nature . . . From Fred C. Kelly.
The Singapore Naval Base . . . Hector C. Bywater.
The Turn of the Century . . . From Mark Sullivan.
Jewels with a Blood Stained Past . . . Rose C. Feld.
The World Court in a Nutshell . . . Irving Fisher.
Memorials of Men . . . From Edward W. Bok.
Feathered Architects at Work . . . L. W. Brownell.
Higher Education for Business . . . V. V. Phelps, PhD.
The Vanishing Proprietor . . . John T. Flynn.
What is a Relligious Man? . . . Joseph Fort Newton.
The Oil Crisis in Mexico . . . Gerald R. Severn.
On Making Friends . . . Arnold Bennett.
Why is Business Left Out? . . . Frank R. Kent.
Dreams . . . M. C. Otto.
He Lived Two Great Lives . . . Robert E. Martin.
The Snake -- Brazil's National Problem . . . Francis Gow Smith.
Are you a Crape-Hanger? . . . Mary B. Mullett, with Dr. F. E. Williams.
Northwestern Farmers in Business . . . Charles W. Holman.
Intelligentsiana . . . From McNaught's Monthly.
The Night Clubs of New York . . . by A Night Club Proprietor.
How Mary Pickford Stays Young . . . Interview with Mary Pickford, by Athene Farnsworth.
My Rope and Gum for a Domestic Issue . . . Will Rogers.


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