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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: November, 1926; Vol. 5, No. 55
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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The Sifting Power of Cities . . . Ellsworth Huntington.
The War's Pychological Tide . . . John Erskine.
The Relativity of Human Nature . . . John Langdon Davies.
Machine Made Freedom . . . Thomas A. Edison.
Croesus Builds a City with a Soul . . . French Strother.
The Worst Fundamentalism . . . William B. Munro.
Bencenuto Cellini . . . Stuart Sherman.
From Prize Fighting to Legal Boxing . . . Review of Reviews.
Grading the Ten Commandments . . . Walter B. Pitkin.
Cold Lights of the Sea . . . Davids Starr Jordan.
Make Them Work Their Way Out . . . William G. Shepherd.
How To Get THe Most Out of Reading . . . Thomas L. Masson.
When I Sowed by Wild Oats . . . George Ade.
The Wets' Plea for State Rights . . . Wayne B. Wheeler.
Has the Jew Lost His Religion . . . Hubert Malkus.
Sweden's Solution of Divorce . . . Edwin Bjorkman.
The Police Third Degree . . . Robert H. Elder.
His Masters Voice . . . Henry F. Pringle.
Bus or Train -- or Both? . . . John C. Emery.
Grand Opera -- Ludicrous but Lovely . . . Amelita Galli-Curci.
Dollar Down Serfdom . . . J. George Frederick.
Crime and the Alarmists . . . Clarence S. Darrow.
Geographical Latitudes of Propriety . . . Rosita Forbes.
Ten Years of Fur Farming . . . Frank G. Ashbrook.
I Have Seen Business Clean House . . . R. Perry Shorts.
Russia Today . . . Jerome Davis.
He Followed the Road to Romance . . . Mildred Harrington.
I Prepare to Face Fifty . . . Emily Newell Blair.
As I Like It: The Ignoble Prize . . . William Lyon Phelps.


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