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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1916

Page

3

West influence reshapes Indian literature says Sardar Singh

Sardar Jogendra Singh discusses a new era in Indian letters rising from western influence not eastern soil. He citesTagore in Bengal and Iqbal in Punjab as modern exemplars while noting English ideals dominate the emerging style across provinces.

Associated Press Simla India Sardar Jogendra Singh Sardar Ayy Punjab Myria Ravimetike Himalayas United States Omar Khayyam East Tulsi Dass Abul Fazal Faizi Ghalib

Iqbal’s Storm of Expression Echoed in New Movement

The quote questions what India will make of a rising movement and its literature. It cites Iqbal’s line about the storm from the heart and the silence hiding stored aspiration, signaling a turning point in literary and political expression.

India Macaulay Britannia Bengal Bombay Tagore

Things You Seldom Hear Aboard A City Streetcar

A collection of clipped quips and misread phrases about daily life and small social slips. The snippets reflect humorous miscommunications and polite tells of overlooked politeness in old city lore.

Fragments Capture Local Banter And Advertising Echo

A montage of clipped remarks shows casual talk about babies shirts and service options. The snippets reflect everyday life and consumer chatter, ending with a film quote style flourish from Maecon Daily Telegraph.

General Harrison Very Ill at His Alabama Home

Reports from Opelika Alabama say General George P Harrison commander in chief of the UCVs remains very weak with no recent change in his condition. He is suffering from a general breakdown due to old age as of December 2.

Harrison Alabama Montgomery George P. Harrison Opelika Ala

Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised for Digestive Ailments

A vintage drug ad touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as the best remedy for self poisioning and symptoms of indigestion from undigested food. It promises no griping or sickness and notes Mann Drug Company as the seller.

Mann Drug Company

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Far East Teurm Nanak Kabir Bir Singh Iqbal Moses Keer China Peoples House Furnishing Co Lucile Bill Tom Maecon Daily Telegraph Commercial National Bank High Point, N.C J. Elwood Cox C. M. Hauser Active V.pres
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