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- FATHER'S DAY BUTTER CAKE WITH CHOCOLATE FROSTING: Retro Ad & Recipe
- RIBBON FANTASY FUDGE: Retro Ad & Recipe for National Fudge Day
- HOLY CANNOLI! National Cannoli Day!
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Maybe She Didn't Jump: Guest Post by Robert Weibezahl
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Robert Weibezahl: Maybe She Didn’t Jump Peg Entwistle, “the girl who jumped from the Hollywood sign,” has an indelible place in the history…