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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: March 1933; Vol 22, No 131
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Three Days to SEE by HELEN KELLER.
Are we worthy of our desitny? by JOHN GRIER HIBBEN.
Emerging from our other depression by JAMES W. BENNETT.
Surgery rebuilds shattered Men by FREDERIC DAMRAU.
Brightening Up Politics by MARCUS DUFFIELD.
How Not To Buy by DALLAS MCKOWN and CHARLES THROOP.
Japan -- wrapped in dynamite by WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD.
Negligence Case by ALFRED F. LOOMIS.
The World We'll Live In.
In Quest of Another Lincoln by RUSSELL LORD.
If Beer returns by LOUIS M. HACKER.
Is your mind in focus? by JAMES GORDON GILKEY.
Why the business man fails in Politics by ANTON J. CERMAK.
The Houdini of textiles -- LATEX -- by GOVE HAMBIDGE.
The Drive against Din by WAYNE GARD.
Animals in Sleep by ARCHIBALD RUTLEDGE.
The Most Talked of Army in Europe by FREDERICK KUH.
A Memory of ANNA PAVLOVA by ANDRE OLIVEROFF.
The Chappell Art Sale by GEORGE S. CHAPPELL.
What Every Man's Dog Should Know.
The Wages of Loafing by HARRY A. FRANCK.
$75,000, 000 in Bogus Money by CHARLES FOLTZ, JR..
Why women rose against the saloon by MARY AUSTIN.
Fifteen Years Ago by ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT.
The Business of Going out of Business by FIORELLO H. LaGUARDIA.
The Man Roosevelt by ROBERT S. ALLEN.
A Woman and her Doctors by MARIAN PURCELL.
The case against Tecnocracy by SIMEON STRUNSKY, WILLARD S. FRENCH, DEXTER S. KIMBAL, GEORGE SOULE and JAY FRANKLIN.
Think or Perish by HENDRIK WILLEM VAN LOON. [A ringing endorsement of The Readers Digest!]

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