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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2011
Page
17
Fragmentary notes mention actors including Jesse Metcalfe and Piper Laurie with references to Bradley Cooper and Sam Neill. Mentions of The Green Hornet and The Big C suggest TV and film project snippets without clear context.
A garbled TV guide snippet lists times and titles such as Zombieland Turistas Due Date Glory and Real Sports. The text mixes channel codes and parenthetical notes with unclear order, offering little coherent program flow.
A messy OCR listing shows numerous movie titles and actors across years including Nick Nolte Jeff Goldblum Denzel Washington Matt Damon and Kirk Douglas. It references films such as Navy SEALS Unstoppable Lake Placid The Bourne and Last Train From Gun Hill, with fragmented times and channel notes.
A sequence of letters covers a sister who vents health complaints and a couple pressured by a son’s Eagle Scout project. Also included is advice to an Always Single woman about pursuing relationships and recognizing a chase versus commitment.
A Baltimore Sun reader shares an easy ahead make squash casserole inspired by a party dish. The tested version uses yellow squash with egg and cheese, may include zucchini, and can be prepared in advance then baked before dinner.
A yellow squash casserole recipe yields 10 servings with squash onion crackers cheese eggs milk butter and seasonings baked 25 minutes at 400. A reader Janet Janata from Norfolk Virginia requests a recipe called Marc Cake a rolled sweet bread dough with poppy seeds and honey with a note inviting replies to Julie Rothman at basisun recipefinder gmail com.
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