The Dearborn Independent (March 27, 1926): Chronicler of the Neglected Truth (Magazine) by Henry Ford (President) and W. J. Cameron (Editor) - 1926

Dearborn, MI: The Dearborn Publishing Company. A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-3/4" by 11-3/4" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. Contents include: [Woodrow] Wilson's First Night in Paris by Huston Thompson (Part I: "American President Kept His Head While the People of the French Capital Lost Theirs in a Wild Tumult of Joy"); Passion Week in Paris, 1918 by William l. Stidger (on World War I: "When the Big Gun Boomed and Brought Gethsemane"); Consolidated Stock Exchange - Finis? by A. R. Pinci ("New York Financial Institution Reaches Stormy Crisis in Its Career"); North Carolina Crushes Mob Rule by William H. Richardson ("Campaign Against Lynching Lands Scores of Citizens in Jail; 'God Save the State That Has to Depend on Mobs to Protect the Women'"); When the Stars Foretell Trouble by Frank Dorrance Hopley ("Relation of Earthquakes and Cyclones to Planets"); Mr. Ford's Page; What Do Our Farmers Think of Agriculture? Mr. Brownell's Articles Are Analyzed by Readers; Things That Doctors Do Not Know by Dr. Alexis Carrel ("Can Modern Medical Science Build Up Better Men and Women?"); My Fiddle and I Since Long Ago by Clyde Wier; Prohibition Can Be Enforced: Ask the People of Schoharie County [New York]; The Business End of Mormonism by George Frederic Stratton ("Latter-Day Saints, Having Passed Through the Wilderness of Pioneer Days, Are Now in the Promised Land of Prosperity"). Condition: small mailing address printed to rear cover; staples age-rusted; light narrow moisture stain to upper mid-fold (to blank margins only); front cover lightly age-browned. . Very Good. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1926.