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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- Million Workers Called Out in Textile Strike, p. 5
- Left vs. Right Battle-Lines Forming in Nation, p. 6
- The Radical vs. Conservative Issue in California, p. 7
- Senate Committee Begins Munitions Inquiry, p. 8
- Why Senator Huey Long Rules in Louisiana, p. 9
- Topics of the Day, p. 10
- At the Observation Post, p. 11
- They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 12
- News and Comment From the National Capital, p. 13
- Japan Portrayed as Pioneer in Far East, p. 14
- Russia Is Knocking at Geneva's Door, p. 15
- In Foreign Lands, p. 16
- Germany in Training for a Lean Winter, p. 16
- Covering Nation With a Network of Survey Lines, p. 17
- Easter Island's Mystery Draws Scientists, p. 18
- Science Snap-shots, p. 18
- Developing the Finer Art of Giving, p. 19
- They All Had a Good Time, pp. 20-21
- Bridge Clubs and the Depression, pp. 22-24
- Living With the Arts---and Artists, p. 25
- Another Challenge to Modernism, pp. 26-27
- The Harbor-Master at the Port of Missing Men, pp. 28-33
- Highlights From Books, p. 34 Charm and Squalor in Dixie
- [+]On the Current Screen (4 Reviews) , p. 35Hide-Out (1934 Film), by W.S. Van Dyke
- Hide-Out (1934 Film) by W.S. Van Dyke
- Charlie Chan's Courage (1934 Film) by Eugene Forde and George Hadden
- The Dragon Murder Case (1934 Film) by H. Bruce Humberstone
- She Was a Lady (1934 Film) by Hamilton MacFadden
- Prodigal Polo Returns Home, p. 36
- Week-End Winners, p. 37
- Good Big Man vs. Good Little Man, pp. 38-39
- Tariff-Pact Possibilities Help Foreign Trade, pp. 40-41
- Contributors to This Issue, p. 42
- From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 43
- The Spice of Life, p. 44
September 8, 1934 Issue - 31 ArticlesForeign CommentScience and InventionReligion and Social ScienceLetters and ArtPlaying the GameInvestment and Finance