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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: May, 1928; Vol 7, No. 73
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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A. P. Giannini, Banking Colossus, by B. C. Forbes.
Trial by Jury: Is it Passing?, by Robert H. Elder.
"America Comes of Ages" -- In Europe, by Frank H. Simonds.
Turntable, by William G. Shepherd.
Mother Goose-Step for Children, by Stephen Leacock.
If Majorities are Wrong?, by Raymond B. Fosdick.
A Hospital in the Clouds, by Henry S. Williams, M.D.
On the Comfort of Cussing, by E. MacLean Johnson.
Man's Inventive Mind, fromn Popular Science.
Look at Canada, Mayor Thompson, by Rubin Levin.
"Companionate Marriage", by Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale.
The Labrador doctor, by George W. Gray.
Thank the American Indian, by Herbert J. Spinden.
When Thirteen Months Make a Year, by George Eastman.
In Blackest Italy, by James Waterman Wise.
Mathematics for Golfers, by Stephen Leacock.
The Workshops of Congress, by Chester Leasure.
Jugtown, by Ruth Kedzie Wood.
Back or War, by Henry Kittredge Norton.
The Teachable Age, from a Study by E. L. Thorndike.
The Chuch and the Undergraduate, by Bernard Iddings Bell.
Choosing One's Children, by A Young Mother.
Family Loyalty -- the Chinese Problem, by Hiram Bingham.
The Dreams that Come True, by Helen Keller.
Food and Race, by Victor G. Heiser.
The Father of the Rover Boys, by Corey Ford.
The Little People, by Delia J. Akeley.
Man's Business and the Woman's, by Christine Fredrick.
There's Magic in the Air, by Roger W. Babson.
A Puzzle in Natural History, by H. Munro Fox.

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