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Reader's Digest September 1998 Large Edition Magazine - She Wouldn't Forget
Reader's Digest September 1998 Large Edition Magazine - She Wouldn't Forget
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• Reader's Digest September 1998 issue, Large Edition for Easier Reading — big-type format made for low-vision readers.
• Cover story "She Wouldn't Forget" by Ralph Kinney Bennett, plus "Meet Ted Turner" and "Right Drug, Wrong Patient."
• White cover featuring a portrait of a woman with long dark hair in a dark purple top.
• Inside: two-page table of contents and art reproduction "Mother and Child" by Mary Cassatt.
• Vintage 1998 back-issue magazine, collectible for Reader's Digest and large-print enthusiasts.
• Pre-owned, gently used with age-related page toning consistent with a 1998 publication.
Very Good Condition, Labels may still be present and are from my parents personal estate property with old invalid addresses. Some exterior shelf wear from storage all these years. Pages show expected age‑related toning consistent with a publication of this age. Belonged to my Father during the phase of his losing his sight before becoming completely blind.
• Cover story "She Wouldn't Forget" by Ralph Kinney Bennett, plus "Meet Ted Turner" and "Right Drug, Wrong Patient."
• White cover featuring a portrait of a woman with long dark hair in a dark purple top.
• Inside: two-page table of contents and art reproduction "Mother and Child" by Mary Cassatt.
• Vintage 1998 back-issue magazine, collectible for Reader's Digest and large-print enthusiasts.
• Pre-owned, gently used with age-related page toning consistent with a 1998 publication.
Very Good Condition, Labels may still be present and are from my parents personal estate property with old invalid addresses. Some exterior shelf wear from storage all these years. Pages show expected age‑related toning consistent with a publication of this age. Belonged to my Father during the phase of his losing his sight before becoming completely blind.
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