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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: June 1932; Vol. 21, No. 122
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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The American dream by James Trunslow Adams.
The science of Ballyhoo by John T. Flynn.
Spring Lamb by Virginia Black.
Young man go into politics by Wilbur Cross.
Kidnappers in uniform by Ernest Jerome Hopkins.
City desk Nicholls by Paul Gallico.
The Right to die.
The Lamentable trade of letters by Joseph Hergesheimer.
How to run a speakeasy by Joel Sayre.
Eat and grow crazy by Alicia O'Reardon Overbeck.
Bearing down on Short selling by John T. Flynn.
Communist life.
Texas John Garner by Paul Y. Anderson.
Mussolini turns to peace by W. Y. Elliot.
The world's most valuable dust by Paul Griswold Howes.
China and the foreign Chinese by Pearl S. Buck.
Pop time plays ball by Paul Gallico.
The Mad Hatter's Economics by Haolrd Callender.
The truth serum by Calvin Goddard.
Safe cars and reckless drivers by John E. Lodge.
Mixed marriages the Catholic view by William I. Lonergan SJ.
Mixed marriages the Protestant view.
Is my insurance policy safe? by Bruce Barton.
The rising tide of Doles to veterans by Talcott Powell.
Gentlemen of Spain by Ilya Ehrenberg.
The showstring book collector by Walter R. Brooks.
In search of the priceless Orchid by Ruth Moore Morriss.
What price culture? by Ethel Mannin.
Trouble shooting on the high lines.
The aesthetic appreciation of Nature by Thomas Munro.
An Agricultural Army by Malcolm McDermott.
Living with death by Katherine Schaub.
Millions are always Austrian money by Channing Pollock.

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