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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: February 1935; Vol. 26, No. 154
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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The Human Balance Sheet of '34.
Adopted Mother.
Tarzan: Ape-man into Industry and Edgar Rice Burroughs -- by Darwin Teilhet. [Fascinating and RARE article describing his writing and growth to success!]
The World's worst railroad wrecks by H. T. Wilkins and J. F. Byrne.
The Decay of self-reliance by Newton D. Baker.
Ghost Dog Of Sunnybrook by Albert Payson Terhune.
Women over Forty by Sarah Trent.
Panic the Butcher by Paul W. Kearney.
On Giving up Smoking.
Give your hobby its head! by Ray Giles.
Old Badmash Tusker by Henry Morton Robinson.
Widow's Weeds by Antoinette Gilman.
Things we forget about Lafayette by Francis Rufus Bellamy.
Justice moves like a fire brigade by Jerome Beatty.
The Saga Of the Potato by Norman Taylor.
Now you can reduce (Obesity and weight loss) by Arthur J. Cramp MD.
On the Gentility of Gentiles by Elmer Davis.
The Gusher by Charles Battell Loomis.
Europe on the nose! by W. B. Courtney.
Harems of the mist islands by Dean Weir.
Hearse Chasers by E. Jerome Ellison.
Hans Christian Anderson 's Own Fairy Tale by Signe Toksvig.
The Emperor's New Clothes by Hans Christian Anderson.
Honorable J.P.'s by Richard L. Strout.
How young men can go political by Jay Franklin.
Flirting with death for the movies by Joe Bonomo.
The Name's the thing by Anthony Armstrong.
The Disinherited by Jo Pagano.
Harvest of the Years by Luther Burbank.
The living adventure of learning by Glenn Frank.

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