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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: September 1931; Vol 19, No. 113
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Wanted: Perspective by James Truslow Adams.
Wheat in Politics by Jay Franklin.
Soviet Writers view America by Albert Parry.
Halfway (30!).
Good Times Knocking at the Door by William G. Shepherd.
The Answer is Education by Newton D. Baker.
The Whole Country Benefits by Ralph T. O'Neil.
Hindenburg by Harold Nicolson.
War Clouds in South Europe by George Raffalovitch.
Unsolved Mysteries of Light by Charles Fitzhugh Talman.
The Train of Tomorrow by Ermont Arens.
Hidden Subsidies by Fred Wesley Sargent.
England's Mandate in Palestine by Charles H. Sherrill.
The Case Against Henry Ford by Murray Godwin.
The Art and Ordeal of Leisure by John Erskine.
Stables by Jack Kofoed.
New Business Morals for Old by Andre Maurois.
Military Service was my best Investment by Aaron Hardy Ulm.
The Responsibility of Bankers by James Trunslow Adams.
The Circus by Charles Bayly Jr.
The Silver Fur by J. C. Pitzer.
A Tree Ring calender by Andrew R. Boone.
Coal Diggers by Edmund Wilson.
Socialism in Practice by Calvin B. Hoover.
The Snake from Sao Paulo by Alice Curtiss Desmond.
Miss Ross' Girls by Sarah Cleghorn and Dorothy Canfield.
Let the Amateur Make Music by Harold Bauer.
The Club of Abandoned Husbands by Christopher Morley.
My Pocket ration of Reading, by Sir Wilfred Grenfell.

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