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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: February 1932; Vol 20, No 118
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Pro and Con by Dorothy Canfield Fisher.
How Long will I Live? by Hugh S. Cumming.
Declaration of Independence by Stuart Chase.
War Debts will Never be Paid by Frank H. Simonds.
The Lost Generation by J. B. Priestley.
Prelude to the Present by Frederick Lewis Allen.
The Hounds of Hollywood by Alice L. Tildesley.
The World without men by Charles G. D. Roberts.
Ely Culberson: Solider of Fortune by Andrew A. Freeman.
The Twighlight of Big Business by Henry Tetlow.
Port of Planes by Russell Owen.
Breeding by Zona Gale.
Satan Walks in the Garden by Friedrich Ritter.
Cyclomania by Paul Gallico.
Britain Carries On by P. W. Wilson.
Sermon in Skulls by J. C. Furnas.
The White God Cracks by Wayne Gard.
Why Women Fail by Lorine Pruette.
Master of Arts by John B. Kennedy.
Casual Visitors from Afar by Charles Fitzhugh Talman.
Machine Age Architecture by Alexander Cobun Soper III.
Mammals You Ought to Know by Will Cuppy.
Cinema Minded Japan by Siegfried F. Lindstrom.
Missing Ships by Allan F. Villiers.
The Price of a Laugh by Albert Payson Terhune.
Government Bureaus for Private Profit by F. J. Schlink.
The Unknown Woodrow Wilson by William G. McAdoo.
Seeing with Invisible Light by Herbert W. Forster.
Insurance against 10,000 hazards by Freeman E. Patterson.
Students See Red by Henry Morton Robinson.

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