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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: January 1930; Vol 8, No 93
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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The Diamond Crisis by Signor Guglielmo Ferrero.
One night in Flanders by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather.
Bigger guns or Better Homes? by Senator William E. Borah.
The Size of Living Things by Julian S. Huxley.
As a Canadian Sees Us by William York.
The Flight of the Arrow by Walter Howe.
Shades of Jules Verne! by Alden P. Armagnac (Flying in the Stratosphere).
Are Children People? by Kathleen Norris.
Why We Are Prosperous by Samuel Crowther.
The Crook and the Bull by Cliff Maxwell.
Does it ever rain Fishes? by Dr. E. W. Gudger (research on actual raining of fishes!).
Dead Pictures on the Walls by D. H. Lawrence.
A Chinese Scholar Views Business by Kiang Kang-Hu.
Canned Astronomy by Albert G. Ingalls (Planetariums).
Four Soldiers: Erich Maria Remarque -- John W. Thomson Jr.
Miss Helen Keller Celebrates a Sight-Giver by Helen Keller (About Louis Braille).
Bicycle Days by O. O. McIntyre.
The new Patriotism is Peace by Dorothy Thompson (Mrs. Sinclair Lewis).
Business and the Middle-Aged Woman by Princess Catherine Radziwell.
What is Ahead of Youth? by Warwick Deeping.
What Makes you Buy? by Darwin L. Teilhet.
New Modes in Biography by James Trunslow Adams.
Trial Careers or Trial Marriages? by Regina J. Woody.
On Getting Into Ruts.
The World's Worst Waste by Mark L. Requa.
(Natural Gas seeping into the air).
Why Cheap Labor down South? by Broadus Mitchell.
The Chirotonsorial Profession (the Barber) by Maurice S. Sullivan.
The Russian Industrial Vision by Oswald Garrison Villard.
The Goddesses in Our Midst (girls!) by R. Le Clerc Phillips.
A Billion Wild Horses by Stuart Chase.
Mechanized Movie Studios by Alice Tildesley (making the studios noiseless after the invention 2 years ago of talkies!).

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