Reader Digest facts
While investigating facts about Reader's Digest and Reader's Digest Jokes, I found out little known, but curios details like:
A Reader's Digest journalist went to 50 different dentists in 27 States to determine if their diagnoses and treatment plans were at all consistent. None of them were and estimates ranged from $0 to $30,000.
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After the Coast Guard, Haley worked as an editor for Reader's Digest before becoming a writer for Playboy in 1962.
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An article in the Reader's Digest magazine hailed their study as one of the "greatest field tests in microbe=hunting history."
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The most popular Reader's Digest series -- "I am Joe's/Jane's [body part]" -- included a chapter on Joe's testicles. Published in November 1970, it was titled "I am Joe's Man Gland" and was written in the first person voice of Joe's left testicle. (see comments for article)
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According to a Reader's Digest field experiment, New York City is the most polite major city, followed by Zurich and Toronto. Mumbai ranked last.
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In a Reader's Digest poll, Tom Hanks was voted the most trustworthy person is America.
