How I Painted His Holiness the Pope
Paris reports Benjamin Constant praising Pope Leo XIII after visiting Rome and detailing both the papal audience and the painter's hours in the Vatican. The article recounts crowds of pilgrims, the pope’s delicate white features, and the artist’s promise to depict the pontiff with fidelity, amid notes on potential exhibition venues and Catholic Missions.
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Baron du Teil
Dear Heart Wanders Through Quiet Summer Imagery
Fragmentary lines invoke longing as nature blooms and lovers yearn. The poem contrasts dawn and ardor with twilight distance and a fated tryst under lamplit groves. A painter observes papal figures while a wartime impulse threads through intimate dialogue.
Kiss and Truth in a Distant Memory Verse
A verse fragment quotes L. Frank Tooker from the July Century about a lover denying kissing other girls to win his partner’s trust. The narrator mentions vanity, discretion, and a paradox where memories linger despite claimed fidelity.
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Mysteries of the Ocean's Bottom Revealed
Scientist Joan Henry Wilkes reports on tidal waves and their deadly power, debating whether lunar pull causes tides or submarine earthquakes trigger colossal waves. Professor Davidson supports the earthquake theory, tying ocean upheavals to crustal strain from cooling Earth.
Earth interior heat and tidal wave theory explained
The article outlines a theory that Earth’s interior is molten and heat drives volcanic activity and earthquakes. It explains tidal waves as caused by ocean water entering fissures, turning to steam, and exploding upward, creating a massive ripple.
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