“Jungle Dawn,” by Evelyn Craig Rusby

Here is the last of the clippings that Judy Schuett, Evelyn Craig Rusby‘s daughter, sent us. This one has no date. Its subject matter is similar to “Time by the Birds,” but the typesetting is totally different, which suggests sometime other than the summer of 1954, which the other two poems are from.

 

“Candy Man,” by Evelyn Craig Rusby

Here is the second of the Evelyn Craig Rusby clippings from the Toronto Globe and Mail; this one is on page 14, on Tuesday, 18 May 1954.

“Time by the Birds,” by Evelyn Craig Rusby

In addition to her extensive information about her family, Judy Schuett, the daughter of Evelyn Craig Rusby, send us three clippings of her mother’s poetry from the Toronto Globe and Mail. Today is the first; I’ll post the next two in the days to follow.

 

“The Masque,” by Irene H. Moody

Moody, Irene H. “The Masque.” Wraiths (Toronto: Macmillan, 1934): 43.

Three poems by Mona Weiss: “I Have Been Silent,” “Grief Edged in Lace,” and “Dread”

Weiss, Mona. “Three Poems: .” The Canadian Mercury (December 1928): 9.

In Her Mind Carrying (1959), by Verna Loveday Harden

Harden, Verna Loveday. In Her Mind Carrying (Toronto: Ryerson, 1959). (Title links to a searchable pdf.)

“Attar of Song,” by Irene H. Moody

Moody, Irene H. “Attar of Song.” Attar of Song (Toronto: Macmillan, 1936): 1-2.