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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: September 1928; Vol. 7. No. 77
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 Can Happen While You Wink ... E. E. Free.
Is Socialism Dead? ... Will Durant.
The Political Equivalent of War ... Walter Lippmann.
Feedpipes for Skyscrapers ... Ernest K. Lindley.
Prosperity Without Profit ... Jesse Rainsford Sprague.
The Dime Museum ... Don Rose.
How I Put Over The Ku Klux Klan ... Col William Joseph Simmons tells the story to William G. Shepherd.
Farming Under Paper ... Milton Wright.
Saving the Sunday School ... Roland G. E. Ullman.
Group Practice in Medicine ... Joseph Collins M.D.
The Appalachian Trail ... George H. Dacy.
Who is a Criminal -- and Why? ... Warden Lewis E. Lawes.
New Jobs for X-Rays ... Boyd Fisher.
The Movies Try to Talk ("Talkies") ... Robert F. Sisk.
Indigenous Simplicity ... Wiliam F. Jones.
Print and the Man ... Aldous Huxley.
Asa K. Jennings of Srnyrna ... William T. Ellis.
Education Need Not Be Dry! ... Interview with Dr. John G. Bowman, by Sherman Gwinn.
Georges Clemenceau Talks of Life ... Constantin Colas.
Auction Fakes ... James R. Crowell.
The Bad Influence of Good Homes ... Jesse Lynch Williams.
Crocodiles ... Delia J. Akeley.
Making Justice Less Expensive ... H. H. Sawyer.
The Show Off Child ... Winthrop D. Lane.
Putting the Midnight Sun to Work ... Barrett Willoughby.
Indian Bureau Brutality ... Hon James A. Frear.
"Robinson Crusoe's Children", The Children of "The Bounty" ... H. L. Shapiro.
Your Emotional Age ... Frank Porter Stockbridge.
An Open Letter to Mr. Calvin Coolidge ... Corey Ford.
Can This Pony Think? ... Zona Gale.

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