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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: April, 1924; Vol.3, Whole No. 25
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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The Place you Live In . . . Arnold Bennett.
Progress due to Men who Think Boldly . . . Interview with C. F. Kettering, by Bruce Barton.
Education in the Making . . . Elizabeth Vincent.
Entomologists at Work . . . Gilbert Grossvenor.
The New Control of Surgeons -- 2 . . . William G. Shepherd.
Bootleg Immigrants . . . Hon. James J. Davis.
Destroying our "Indesctructable States" . . Bently W. Warren.
Must Murder be the Price of Coal? -- I . . . Carl C. Dickey.
chinese characters in American Fiction . . . S. P. Rudinger de Rodyenko.
]Is Women-Suffrage a Failure? . . . Charles Edward Russell.
World Court -- An American Ideal . . . George W. Wickersham.
The Firece Fighting Sioux Turned Christian . . . Roger Daniels.
Gardening Prescriptions . . . Richardson Wright.
Beauty . . Pearl Buck.
Extracts from The Scientific American.
The Hawaiian Islands . . . Gilbert Grosvenor.
The Statesmanship of Woodrow Wilson . . . James W. Gerard.
When a Woman is Asked to Marry . . . Albert Edward Wiggam.
Giant Power . . . Gifford Pinchot.
Does it Pay to Advertisze? . . . Winifred Kirkland.
The Ku Klux Klan's Chieftan Speaks . . . Stanley Frost.
The Klan's Heavy Hand . . . Stanley Frost.
Shall we FORD-ize America? . . . Edward A. Filene.
An Outsider's Advice to the Churches . . . Dr. Frank Crane.
What is a Gentleman? . . . Irving Bacheller.
China's Premature Republicanism . . . Charles Denby.
Is Our Fur Supply in Danger? . . . Ernest Thompson Seton.
Convists on the Pay Roll . . . Harry H. Dunn.
Room for the Indians! . . . John Collier.
Psychoanalysis . . . James M. Gillis.
The Sire of Service . . . Wiliam Feather.


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