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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1925

Page

7

Federal regulation eyed for interstate bus lines

Baltimore reports that Congress may soon regulate interstate motor bus lines with ICC oversight. Operators say preexisting lines will need federal permits, while states issue permits under a 1920s Supreme Court ruling. Surveys target profitable routes to Washington Philadelphia and beyond.

Baltimore Congress Maryland Interstate Commerce Commission United States Supreme Court Public Service Commissions Ehet Washington Philadelphia Supreme Court Commission For Information Baltimore-Philadelphia-Washington Ohio York Hanover Gettysburg Waynesboro Pennsylvania Delaware Virginia

Hood College lecture recital season announced 1925 26

Hood College unveils a full year of lectures and recitals at Brodbeck Hall starting at 7:15 p.m. Events include organ and piano recitals, dramatic readings, a Christmas pageant, glee club concerts, and student performances from the music and English departments. The schedule runs from November to June, featuring Professors Henry Wade and Yvonne Biser among others.

Hood College Brodbeck Hall Henry ‘J. Wade Erbelyn Dryden Department of English Filler Bjorlee Department of Music Afiss Yvonne Biser Department of Engslish Glee Club Missi Pauline Poole Evangeline Mitchell

Ophelia and Heraldry in Hamlet Cadency Marks

Ophelia and the queen are linked by a heraldic reference in Hamlet. Cadency symbols mark family branches, with Ophelia to wear rue as the elder prince’s betrothed and the queen to wear it with a difference, signifying Claudius as the cadet branch.

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