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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: November, 1927; Vol 6, No 67
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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The Invasion of Privacy, by Silas Bent.
The Tale of a War Raider (Count Felix von Luckner), as Narrated to Lowell Thomas.
Troglodytes of the Desert, by Horace D. Aston.
This Prosperity, by Leonard P. Ayres.
Home Thoughts from Abroad, by James Trunslow Adams.
The Havoc Wrought by Professor Bell, by Deems Taylor.
College Men in the Big Leagues.
Christianity vs. Millions, by Edward H. Hume.
Safe in the Arms of Croesus, by Own Wister.
So They Say, from the Golden Book.
If I Were Mayor, by WilL Durant.
Blonde Beauty in History and Legend, by Hiram Blauvelt.
The day after tomorrow, by Sir Philip Gibbs.
What are you Afraid Of?, an interview with Dr. David Mitchell by A. E. Wiggam.
Religion in Education, by Hon. Jamews J. Davis.
Criminal in Every family, by Edward Weeks.
The new Exploration, by Fitzhugh Green.
Cracker-Barrel Diplomacy, by Henry Kittredge Norton.
World's greatest Espionage System, by Florabel Muir.
Science Conflict with religion?, a Symposium.
The Divine Right to Look Human, by Richard J. Walsh.
Dry Rot, by Major Chester P. Mills.
Chicago, Hands Up!, by Kate Sargent.
Lifting the Curse of Eve, by Dorothy Dunbar Bromley.
The Trend toward Consolodation, by Ralph Borsodi.
Shoujld Johnny Go to College?, by Christian Gauss.
All These Things Mean Money, an Interview with Farran Zerbe.
Feminist -- New Style, by Dorothy Dunbar Bromley.
Character Budgets, an Editorial, from Ladies' Home Journal.
The real Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, by George Garner.
3,000,000 Women!, by Dorothy Canfield.

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