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Reader's Digest

July/August 2019
Magazine

In this era of information overload, Reader’s Digest offers something unique: the very best advice, information and inspiration from multiple sources, condensed into an easy-to-read digest. In each issue you’ll get trusted, time-saving insights about Health, Personal Finance, Work, Family, and National issues, PLUS exclusive book excerpts, news-making interviews, and humor.

Pickled Pink

LETTERS • NOTES ON THE May ISSUE

His Crosses to Bear • A carpenter’s memorials have appeared after countless tragedies around the country. This time, the tragedy struck very close to home.

They Saved His Life—and His Lawn

Help Your Pet Live Longer • With the right care, you can enhance the quality—and quantity—of life for your furry friends

The North Carolina State Fair WATERMELON WEIGH-OFF

LIFE • IN THESE United States

TAKE THE BRAIN FREEZE QUIZ

A Grateful Patient • IN 100 Words*

QUOTABLE QUOTES

Overworked? You’re Not the First • Turns out we’ve complained about our overflowing inboxes since the dawn of overtime

The Most Important Crop in the Land

Lie about your age. • And get away with it.

News FROM THE WORLD OF MEDICINE

Facts and Myths About CBD

LAUGHTER • THE BEST Medicine

IS YOUR BLADDER ALWAYS TAKING YOU ON A TRIP OF ITS OWN?

Return to Sender

WE FOUND A FIX • 9 TRICKS TO Improve Your Life*

America the TASTY • Reader’s Digest and Taste of Home asked people across the country to pick the most delicious food in every state

THE LAST BAD DAY • Survivors of the USS Indianapolis spent days bobbing in the sea, enduring sharks, blistering sun, and dehydration. How they conducted themselves in the water and afterward is an affirmation of life.

HUMOR in UNIFORM

THE GLOBAL NETWORK • When disaster strands two American tourists in the jungle, unable to walk and unlikely to be found, they have one hope: a phone with a dying battery

Help. In danger. Call police.

LAUGH LINES

ROAD TRIP TREASURES • For our annual photo contest, we asked readers to share their best snapshots from roadside America. Sit back and enjoy the ride.

Small-Town SPIRIT Lives Here • Mount Vernon, Texas, could have become just another fading outpost. Folks in town weren’t about to let that happen.

ALL in a Day’s WORK

I Survived a STROKE • Recovery is possible for most anyone, if you have enough determination

THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON STRESS • Losing your cool when the unexpected happens can have dire results. But you can train your mind to handle chaos.

BRAIN GAMES

Ask the Expert • COCHLEAR IMPLANTS – LIFE BEYOND HEARING AIDS

WORD POWER • Feeling lost? This month’s vocabulary words are all about giving you directions: up or down, near or far, east or west, on and on. To locate the answers, navigate to the next page.

PHOTO FINISH • YOUR Funniest CAPTIONS


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 132 Publisher: Trusted Media Brands Inc. Edition: July/August 2019

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: June 18, 2019

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

News & Politics

Languages

English

In this era of information overload, Reader’s Digest offers something unique: the very best advice, information and inspiration from multiple sources, condensed into an easy-to-read digest. In each issue you’ll get trusted, time-saving insights about Health, Personal Finance, Work, Family, and National issues, PLUS exclusive book excerpts, news-making interviews, and humor.

Pickled Pink

LETTERS • NOTES ON THE May ISSUE

His Crosses to Bear • A carpenter’s memorials have appeared after countless tragedies around the country. This time, the tragedy struck very close to home.

They Saved His Life—and His Lawn

Help Your Pet Live Longer • With the right care, you can enhance the quality—and quantity—of life for your furry friends

The North Carolina State Fair WATERMELON WEIGH-OFF

LIFE • IN THESE United States

TAKE THE BRAIN FREEZE QUIZ

A Grateful Patient • IN 100 Words*

QUOTABLE QUOTES

Overworked? You’re Not the First • Turns out we’ve complained about our overflowing inboxes since the dawn of overtime

The Most Important Crop in the Land

Lie about your age. • And get away with it.

News FROM THE WORLD OF MEDICINE

Facts and Myths About CBD

LAUGHTER • THE BEST Medicine

IS YOUR BLADDER ALWAYS TAKING YOU ON A TRIP OF ITS OWN?

Return to Sender

WE FOUND A FIX • 9 TRICKS TO Improve Your Life*

America the TASTY • Reader’s Digest and Taste of Home asked people across the country to pick the most delicious food in every state

THE LAST BAD DAY • Survivors of the USS Indianapolis spent days bobbing in the sea, enduring sharks, blistering sun, and dehydration. How they conducted themselves in the water and afterward is an affirmation of life.

HUMOR in UNIFORM

THE GLOBAL NETWORK • When disaster strands two American tourists in the jungle, unable to walk and unlikely to be found, they have one hope: a phone with a dying battery

Help. In danger. Call police.

LAUGH LINES

ROAD TRIP TREASURES • For our annual photo contest, we asked readers to share their best snapshots from roadside America. Sit back and enjoy the ride.

Small-Town SPIRIT Lives Here • Mount Vernon, Texas, could have become just another fading outpost. Folks in town weren’t about to let that happen.

ALL in a Day’s WORK

I Survived a STROKE • Recovery is possible for most anyone, if you have enough determination

THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON STRESS • Losing your cool when the unexpected happens can have dire results. But you can train your mind to handle chaos.

BRAIN GAMES

Ask the Expert • COCHLEAR IMPLANTS – LIFE BEYOND HEARING AIDS

WORD POWER • Feeling lost? This month’s vocabulary words are all about giving you directions: up or down, near or far, east or west, on and on. To locate the answers, navigate to the next page.

PHOTO FINISH • YOUR Funniest CAPTIONS


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