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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: April, 1925; Vol. 3, No. 36
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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What Minute will you Die? . . . Mary McFadden.
The Modernity of Ancient Egypt . . . Ludlow S. Bull, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
"Shall I remain in the Ministry?" . . . Fred Eastman.
The Man Nobody Knows, Part Two: The Outdoor Man . . . Bruce Barton.
Rediculous Stories About Japan . . . The World's Work.
What Some Rich Men Know . . . B. C. Forbes.
He Saved the U. S. Half a Billion (James C. Davis) . . . Oliver Peck Newman.
A Report on the Thousand-Year war . . . William Atherton De Puy.
Bombing the Navy . . . C. W. Graybeal, Army Air Service.
The Fight for Fair Play in Chicago . . . T. E. Donnelley.
Drums in the Bush of Africa . . . E. Alexander Powell.
As I Like It . . . William Lyon Phelps.
The Ten Great Discoveries . . . H. G. Wells.
Scientific Notes . . . Scientific American.
Mrs. Edward MacDowell's Work . . . Ida Clyde Clarke.
Skyscraper Universities and Churches.
Readin', 'Ritin', and 'Rithmatic . . . Susan Meriweather Boogher.
Mirroring Washington . . . Clinton W. Gilbert.
Cross Words for Puzzle Fans . . . Uncle Henry.
Budget your Life . . . Bruce Barton.
Radio Developments . . . Current Opinion.
The Death Penalty: A Debate -- 2 . . . Robert E. Crowe.
The Lincoln Tradition . . . Charles B. Driscoll.
What you owe to Edison's Deafness . . . An Interview with Thomas A. Edison, by Edward Marshall.
t Shifts in Public Life . . . Mark Sullivan.
The Story of West Point . . . Lt Col F. H. Hicks.
The Magic Stuff that Saved Nome . . . Edward Mott Wooley.
Throwing Stones from our Glass House . . . Charles H. Sherrill.
When Washington Tried Isolation . . . William E. Dodd.


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