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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: April 1993; Vol. 142, No. 852
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Vermont Barn, by Lois Dodd.

World's Most Widely Read Magazine.
America's New Merchants of Death . . . William Ecenbarger.
The Cop Who Wouldn't Quit . . . . Edward Ziegler.
Little Town That Saved Itself . . . . Smithsonian.
Child Lost in the Desert! . . . Drama in Real Life.
Crime & Punishment (U.S.A.) . . . A compilation.
On a Wing and a Prayer. . . . The Washingtonian.
How to Beat the Wall Street Pros . . . "Beating the Street.
Unforgettable Red Barber . . . Vin Scully.
Me Have Cancer? . . . Erma Bombeck.
When Parents Become Victims . . . Trevor Armbrister.
The Folly on Pennsylvania Avenue . . . Randy Fitzgerald.
Telling Off Telemarketers . . . . Chicago Tribune.
What Shimmers, Shakes and Soothes? . . . Health.
God Save the Queen . . . Vanity Fair.
My Fight for Justice . . . Redbook.
The Terribly, Tragically Sad Man . . . Signs of the Times.
All God's Creatures . . . Nathan M. Adams.
Confessions of a Totally Cool Mom . . . Nancy Kennedy.
Happy Birthday, Mr. Jefferson . . . Lowell Pontes.
Snore No More . . . Old Farmer's Almanac.
Sister and the Basketball Players . . . Jo Coudert.
BOOK SECTION . . . Treasure of a Pirate Prince . . . "The Pirate Prince.
Hate Kisses.
Heroes for Today.
Help Your Man Lose Weight.
Mystery of the Iceman.
News From the World of Medicine.
Quotable Quotes.
Points to Ponder.
Laughter, the Best Medicine.
All in a Day's Work.
Life in These United States.
Campus Comedy.
Personal Glimpses.
a Notes From All Over.
i It Pays to Enrich Your Word Power.
[72nd Year . . . Over 211 million copies in 17 languages bought monthly.


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