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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: December 1933; Vol 24, No 140
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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One Family Meets The Depression by B. Gordon Byron.
Labor rules by Hilton Gregory.
Pardon my mistake! by Arthur Train.
trained to take it by Quenton Reynolds.
The new deal and the old world by Andre Maurois.
The Other Half of Helen Keller (Anne Sullivan Macy) by Nella Braddy.
Politics is a grand game by Frank R. Kent.
the case of Lord Dufferin by Louis K. Anspacher.
What hope for the jobless? by No time like the present by Henry Morton Robinson.
Ye olde shoppe gets a Kicksy-wisksy in the pantsy-wantsy by Alexander Woollcott.
the myth of the magnificant brute by Logan Clendening.
A miserable merry Christmas by Lincoln Steffens.
The Leper Mass by Charles J. Dutton.
Japanophobia by Roy Mathew Frisen.
Bull Session by Ring W. Lardner, Jr..
Hitlerism Comes to America by Johan J. Smertenko.
What minute will you die? by Mary McFadden.
How does the doggie go? by Robert Benchley.
A motor boat for a battleship by Wayne Francis Palmer.
The evolution of eyes by Thomas Hall Shastid.
Rhodes the Colossus by Sarah Gertrude Millin.
Can the kidnapper elude Uncle Sam? by Raymond Clapper.
How surgeons keep fit by Frederic Damrau.
Advertising's new rules by Earnest Elmo Calkins.
Our Newsless Newsreels by Robert Littell.
the seven points of departure by William F. H. Godson, Jr..
What youth doesn't know about war by Sir Phillip Gibbs.
An Answer To Virginia, from the New York Sun (Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus)("Dear Editor: I am eight years old. Some of my little friends say there is no Santa Claus. Please tell me the truth.").
Before the city wakes by Simeon Strunsky.
Far from the world.
The world is with me by Zane Grey. [ORIGINAL to this issue: "The Readers Digest follows me whereever I go..."]

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