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COMPLETE NOVEL .
The Princess from America by Royal Brown
NINE SHORT STORIES
Night Flight by Vina Delmar
One Sweepstake, Well Done by Francis M. Cockrell
Shadows on Terrebonne by Stark Young
A Ton of Temptation by Donald Barr Chidsey
Six Wednesday Nights by Louise Kennedy Mabie
The Man Who Gave His Heart Away by Mary C. McCall, Jr.
She Said Cert'n'y by Mildred Harrington
THREE SERIALS
Golden Apples by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Hard to Get by Arthur Somers Roche -Page 66
Don't Ever Leave Me by Katharine Brush
TEN ARTICLES
PLUS
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Hat from Sally Victor; suit from Jay-Thorpe, Inc.
Wire-haired terrier, Park Avenue Dog Shoppe
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VOL. XCVIII NO. 4
Hearst’s International combined with Cosmopolitan
(Trademark Registered in U.S. Patent Office)
Published monthly by International Magazine Company, Inc., 57th St. at Eighth Avenue, New York City ©
H.P.BURTON Editor April 1935
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RICHARD E. BERLIN--Vice-President
JOHN RANDOLPH HEARST--Vice-President
EARLE R. McHUGH--Vice-President
ARTHUR S. MOORE--Secretary
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“Magic Brain” brings RARE THRILLS in Radio, say thousands
The “MagicBrain” (shown in white) directs operation of the set.
EVERYWHERE people are astounded! Sales are mounting sky-ward! "Magic Brain" makes a world of difference in radio! Gives higher fidelity tone. . . true world-wide reach.... tuning of needle-point precision. . . freedom from interfering noises. The reason is: The "Magic Brain" is almost human in its action. It "thinks" for the set and "thinks" straight. Just as the human brain directs nerves and muscles, so the "Magic Brain" concentrates the entire set on the program you want. In beautiful cabinets-hand-rubbed to a mirror finish. See, hear them at your RCA Victor dealer's. You'll be excited as thousands are.
RCA Victor instruments priced from $18.75 to $375.00, including Standard Receivers, Auto Radios. Air-Cell Battery Radios and Radio - Phonographs. All prices F.O.B. Camden, N.J., subject to change without notice. .
MODEL 243: Console Grand "Magic Brain" Radio, $119.00.
RCA VICTOR
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The average price of a new home then was $3450 about 2.16 times the yearly average wage of $1600. Which was about 2.56 times the price of a new car $625. And the future was progressive not regressive
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