Stott’s Today Poem Draws High Praise From Franklin Writer
The review lauds Stott’s volume Today as intense and gripping from start to finish. The poet, once a prize winner in college, is praised for strong creation and vivid imagery including The Revolt. Comparisons to Knowles, Dunbar, and Kipling appear, with a note on Stott’s potential as a Hoosier poet laureate. Subscribe for The Franklin.
A Bad Spell at the Graveyard Christmas Reunion
Widow laments a mis-spelled headstone while university instructors and a Chicago attorney visit families during Christmas. Ethelwyn Miller, Spaulding, Mary Alexander, and Norman Pritchard are named among those spending the holiday with relatives in Illinois towns.
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