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The Dearborn Independent - May 28, 1927 - Cover by Oliver Kemp. Articles and stories with pictures in this magazine: Going to the Village (by Wade Van Dore, drawing by Gerald Van Der Heyden), Why Wisconsin Does Not Hang Men, The Manipulation of the Peseta, Understanding Your Dog (by Fred C. Kelly), Exploding the Jazz Bogey By Means of the 'Slow Club', He Made a Man's Game out of Tennis (by H.G. Salsinger), Chatty Strangers, Nebraska Had a Singing Mouse, He Died on a Canal Boat (by Katharine Chapman, illustrated by Austin Eugene Briggs), Mr. Ford's Page - Finding a Career, Editorials, When American Independence Was Won (by Randolph Adams, drawing by Gerald Van Der Heyden), Science's Work in 20th Century, Livingstone of the Lion-Heart (by Charles J. Finger, illustrated by Paul Honore), Missionary Life With Alaska Gold Hunters, Youthful Prodigies, A Suburb of Service, Our Own Prehistoric Monsters, Music, Can You Call Me?, Briefly Noted, Notes-Comments-Criticisms, etc...
SHAPE: Cover shows worn/bent/wear corners, bent upper right corner, outside edge wear, surface stains on the bottom edge, binding edge wear, other surface stains, surface crease down the cover, the color is very good...Back cover shows worn/bending corners, binding edge wear/foxing, stain on the lower right corner/bottom edge, foxing/wear on the bottom edge, tears on the outside edge, bent upper left corner, big tear/water mark on the upper edge, surface bend down the back cover, the color is fair...Pages on the inside shows worn/bending/bent corners, bent/bending upper corners, outside edge wear, slight surface bend down the pages, surface stains on page 23, big tears on the upper edge of pages 27-32, the pages are in fair/good shape and intact...
Inside has stories, photos & pictures of the era.
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