Reader’s Digest · March, 1922
March 1922 Vol. 1 No. 2
Remarkable Remarks; Throwing Away Our Birthright; A New South. The Boll-Weevil Era; The Kiss; What Patricia Heard from Tokio [sic]; What Makes People Laugh?; Scientific Progress of the Year 1921; The Truth About Vivisection; Our Common Lot; Adventure; Fair Play for the World; A Princess In Exile; What Women Should Marry; How We Talk; Useful Points In Judging People; Human Nature and Industrial Conflict; Cities with Junior Government; Theodore Roosevelt, The Father; What Interests People; The Farmer And His Troubles; Music—How It Affects Your Health; Sold; The Wonders of the Firmament; About Clothes; $40,000 For A Hog. How Much For Your Child?; How To Live On 24 Hours A Day; The Picturesque Gypsies; Taking the Water Out of the High Cost of Living; When Spiders Fly; "What Fools We Mortals Be!"; History and the Limitation of Armaments; The Art of Opening A Conversation