The Reader's Digest, Volume 1, Issue 1

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1. Remarkable Remarks", and "How to Keep Young Mentally" by Mary B Mullett
2. Prison Facts by Frank Tannenbaum
3. Story of the Premature Peace Report Arthur Hornblow Jr.
4. Untying the Apron Strings by Montanye Perry
5. What Do You Know?
6. Whatever Is New for Women Is Wrong by Edna Kenton
7. The Difficulty of Being Unsuspected
8. "Rich of Croesus" Rodger W. Babson
9. Watch Your Dog and Be Wise! by Albert Payson Terhune
10. Henry Ford, Dreamer and Worker by Judson C Welliver
11. Love - Luxury or Necessity by Catherine Anthony
12. Time Telling - Past, Present and Future by Earl E Whitehorne
13. The Philippines Inside Out by Gertrude Emerson
14. What Kind of a Husband Are You? by Montanye Perry
15. Useful Points in Judging People
16. The Future of Poison Gas
17. Progress in Science
18. The Firefly’s Light by William R. Ringle
19. Wanted—Motives for Motherhood by Ethel Wadsworth Gartland
20. Vilhjalmur Stefansson by John G. Holme
21. Today by Arthur Brisbane
22. Can We Have a Beautiful Race? by Albert Edward Wiggam
23. Advice from a President’s Physician by Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson
24. Research and Everyday Life by Warren Bishop
25. A Peasant on a Painted Train by Bessie Beatty
26. To Bore or Not To Bore by Ralph W. Bergengren
27. Is The Stage Too Vulgar?
28. Hart of The World by Heyward Broun
29. Printing and Its Early Vicissitudes Georges Renard
30. Northward the Course of Empire by Vilhjalmur Stefanssonn
31. Advertising and Public Health
32. Don’t Growl—Kick by James R. Collins

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Thirty one articles each month from leading magazines - Each article of enduring value and interest, in condensed and compact form. A most convenient means of “keeping one’s information account open” —of reading stimulating articles on a wide variety of subjects. - Summary from the title / front page