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The quiz asks: 1. the one eyed giant in Greek myth. 2. the city with a streetcar named Desire. 3. who wrote Das Kapital and the first detective story name. 6. the author of For Whom the Bell Tolls.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1988
Page
7
The quiz asks: 1. the one eyed giant in Greek myth. 2. the city with a streetcar named Desire. 3. who wrote Das Kapital and the first detective story name. 6. the author of For Whom the Bell Tolls.
The passage queries a Dickens unfinished work at his death and asks for the last name of the author whose school reader sold over 100 million copies. It notes Delaware Indians call Natty Bumppo man and includes a Joseph Wood Krutch quote and North America Syndicate line.
A TV guide round up lists broadcast highlights for tonight including The Pretenders with Amanda Pays and Roger Wilson, Matlock with Richard Kline, Black Beauty with Glynnis O Connor, La Bamba with Lou Diamond Phillips, Predator with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Perfect Strangers ski caper, A Time to Triumph with Patty Duke, Moonlighting, J J Starbuck, Dreams Along the Little Bighorn, Touch and Go, thirtysomething, Guns Guns Guns, Evening at Pops, Revenge of the Nerds, Baseball Cardinals vs Dodgers with KOCR tonight.
A reader item lists water usage per food item from Ultrasport. Steak 2,607 gallons. chicken 408. butter 100. dinner roll 26. green beans 18. baked potato 12. garden salad 6 per serving. The note invites submissions for payment and publication.
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