Cathedral tower to dominate Washington skyline rises high
Plans describe a 700 foot taller tower than the Washington monument above an apse with three chapels. Bethlehem of the Nativity already sits in the crypt as a memorial to Bishop Henry Yates Satterlee. The two main chapels will flank choir aisles each 100 feet long with interior fittings in progress.
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National Cathedral's Future Shape and Washington Legacy
The piece recalls George Washington's plan for a national church and the Mount St. Alban cathedral project, noting L'Enfant's capital design, the church as a free national house of prayer, and milestones from 1890s foundations to the 1907 cornerstone and anticipated $10 million cost. It highlights the site at Mount St. Alban, ongoing WWII interruption, and the role of key figures like Roosevelt and Dr. Freeman.
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Skim Milk valued in cooking per USDA guidance
The USDA notes skim milk is as valuable as other milk except for butterfat and vitamin A. It can enrich soups sauces and puddings and may be given to children if butter is used elsewhere. Sour milk can become cottage cheese and readers are encouraged to collect sour milk recipes from older cooks.
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Raisin bread variation favored for lunches and tea
USDA presents raisin bread as a welcome variation to plain bread. It offers methods to mix using straight dough or sponge approaches and details step by step for making a raisin loaf with optional graham and white flour mix.
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Substantial Salads for Luncheon or Tea
A guide to making hearty salads using starchy vegetables or rice as a base with optional cold meats. It covers additions like cottage or cream cheese, stuffed figs or prunes, cheese balls with nuts, and serving ideas for canned fish and seafood.
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New Aluminum Process Invented In Germany
A new aluminum manufacturing method has been developed in Germany. The process mixes clay with pyrites and heats the mixture to about 500 degrees Celsius to produce aluminum material.
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Butter Adds Flavor and Prevents Pudding Boilovers
Adding a small piece of butter to milk puddings enhances taste and helps prevent the mixture from boiling over during cooking. This tip preserves texture and smoothness in the finished dessert.
Plan to Cook Sheep Tongues as a Daring Dish
An USDA inspired recipe presents cooking sheep tongues with bacon carrots onions and cucumbers. Tongues are scalded peeled then baked on a bacon bed with broth, slowly cooked, strained, and served with a cucumber sauce.
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Cranberry and Raisin Pie Mix Instructions
A vintage recipe shows combine three cups cranberries with one cup seeded raisins. Stir two tbsp flour with two cups sugar two cups boiling water then fold in fruit a pinch of salt and vanilla. Bake in two crusts.
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