Constantinople Gateway to the East in All Its Splendor
A vivid portrait of Constantinople as an ancient, diverse metropolis at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. The piece traces its names across history, highlights landmarks like St Sophia and the Golden Horn, describes the Sultan’s court and the dervish rites, and paints the bustling bazaars, churches, mosques, and tombs that define the city’s enduring mystique.
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The Capitol Lunchroom For Senators And Representatives
In Washington the Capitol basement hosts a three tier lunchroom where the public may dine with senators and where the best food is served swiftly to match irregular hours. The article notes the private room’s decor, rules about access, and the constant push to balance security, pace, and quality as senators and their guests dine during sessions.
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Lunchroom Lore of Senators and Their Feasts
A detailed reminiscence of the Capitol lunchroom showing how senators choose meals and seats, with anecdotes about Lodge Burton La Fayette Penrose Olle James Tillman and other figures. It describes preferences from sardines to Kentucky ham, pies from Mrs Murphy and the daily rhythm of noon meals, private dining rooms, and the roles of cooks and aides in feeding lawmakers.
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Speaker Clark Dining Rooms Buffet Political Lunches
The article describes dining facilities in the Capitol for senators and staff. It notes Speaker Clark’s private dining room, the Mouse Dining Room, and staff rooms with a plan to feed lawmakers during long sessions. It details informal Saturday lunches, menu staples like gumbo soup and pumpkin pie, and favorite dishes of Mrs. Clark and individual politicians.
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