The Unz Review • An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
The Literary Digest • 42 Years, 2,037 Issues, 73,776 Articles, 115,219pp
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- Industrial Truce to Fore as Election Nears, p. 3
- Samuel Insull Faces Bar of Justice, p. 4
- The First Trial in the Lindbergh Abduction Case, p. 5
- Mussolini Predicts Franco-Italian Accord, p. 6
- England Still Is Muddling Through, p. 7
- --- by George W. Norris, p. 8
- --- by Upton Sinclair, p. 8
- Topics of the Day, p. 9
- They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 10
- At the Observation Post, p. 11
- News and Comment From the National Capital, p. 12
- The New China's Soldier-Statesman, p. 13
- Revolution and General Strike in Spain, p. 14
- Microscope Leads Metallurgists Into Richer Fields, p. 15
- Science Aids Expression of the Popular Will, p. 16
- Science Snap-shots, p. 16
- Youth Gets Another Scolding For Its Manners, p. 17
- Eighteen Years Man and Boy, pp. 18-19
- America's Music Still Is Alien, pp. 20-21
- The Copeland Experiment in Education, pp. 22-23
- [+]Among the Outstanding Books of the Week (Review) , p. 24City Editor, by Stanley Walker
- City Editor by Stanley Walker
- Current Poetry, p. 25
- [+]On the Current Screen (5 Reviews) , p. 26The Barretts of Wimpole Street (1934 Film), by Sidney Franklin
- The Barretts of Wimpole Street (1934 Film) by Sidney Franklin
- The Count of Monte Cristo (1934 Film) by Rowland V. Lee
- Caravan (1934 Film) by Erik Charell
- Servants' Entrance (1934 Film) by Frank Lloyd and Walt Disney
- Gift of Gab (1934 Film) by Karl Freund
- Topics in Brief, pp. 27-30
- Contributors to This Issue, p. 31
- "No Gentleman Would Shoot a Fox", p. 32
- Baseball Wins Its Own World Series, p. 33
- Week-End Winners, pp. 33-34
- A Football Primer for Spectators, p. 35
- Wall Street Is Condensing Itself, pp. 36-38
- From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 39
- The Spice of Life, p. 40
October 13, 1934 Issue - 32 ArticlesReforms Urged by Two Outstanding Political FiguresForeign CommentScience and InventionReligion and Social ServiceLetters and ArtPlaying the GameInvestment and Finance