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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: February 1934; Vol. 24, No. 142
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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How Can We Pay For It All?.
The Mystery Of Jesus by P. W. Wilson.
The Comet that Struck the Carolinas by Edna Muldrow.
Hypnotist of Millions (Hitler) by Shepard Stone.
Hard-Boiled Hermann (Hermann Goering) by T. R. Ybarra.
Refuge by Oscar Ostlund.
The Open Door In Marriage by Anne C. E. Allison.
Now It's Gambling by Howard McLellan.
Come Rack! Come Rope! by Henry Morton Robinson.
The Shocks of the Season by Cornelia Otis Skinner.
A Plan for the Small Investor by Seymour A. Sutorius.
Savings of a Lifetime by Margaret Culkin Banning.
Pistols at Ten Paces! by Edward M. Barrows.
Roll Jordan Roll (Spirituals) by Julia Peterkin.
Rebirth in the C.C.C. by Allen Cook.
Mr. Ford Doesn't Care.
Are Serrvants People? by Dorothy Dunbar Bromley.
Demigod in Spite of Himself ("Albert Einstein is a mental Hercules according to those who know his work") by Alva Johnston.
Fall Of The House Of Cards (Contract Bridge) by Robert Neville.
A Call to the Colors for Men by Lee Simonson.
A Century Of Progress? by Robert Morss Lovett.
Gentlemen of the Jury by Francis Rufus Bellamy.
They Make Air Travel Safe by Arthur Grahame.
The 15 Finest Novels by William Lyon Phelps.
Desperados on Skates (Concerning Ice Hockey) by Paul Gallico.
Russia Bans "Mrs. Warren's Profession" (Prostitutes) by Maurice Hindus.
The Widow of Windsor (Queen Victoria) by Andre Maurois.
The Grim Alligator by Archibald Rutledge.
The Rainbow's Baptism of Fire by General Henri J. E. Gouraud.
The World's Most Efficient Pump (The Human Heart) by G. A. Skinner.
A Religion That Does Things by Sir Wilfred Grenfell.
What's the use of Useless Words? by George Ade.

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