England Holds Amercias Challenge Polo Cup
London May 21 Foxhall Keene recovers from a grave fall in a hunt near Melton Mowbray and prepares to defend the international polo cup at Hurlingham. The American team led by Keene faces England in late May and early June with plans supervised by Pierpont Morgan and filled with acclimation to English rules and ponies.
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Melton Mowbray
London
Sandy Hook
Jonathan
Newport
America
England
Atlantic
Pierpont Morgan
Atlantic Ocean
Hurlingham Club
Palace
Thames
Hurlingham
J. M. Waterbury
L. Waterbury
John E. Cowdin
Hurlingham Committee
Polo Association
Ranelegh
All Ireland
Newmarket
Hurlinghams
Hurlingham House
William Cadogan
Mulgrave House
F. Edgerton-Greene
John Jervis
Cape St. Vincent
Philip Francis
Juniess
Charles Louis de Bouuibon
France
Grist
Discovery by R Alvin Bentley Claims Brain Circulation Key
R Alvin Bentley, a Virginian by birth and Kentuckian by choice, announces the greatest discovery in recent years stating the brain circulates up the spine and that disease stems from stoppage in circulation. He predicts fierce scientific opposition but says results will reveal the truth and honor the progress of humanity.
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R. Alvin Bentley
Commercial Tribune
Mr. Bentley
The Brain Circulation Theory by Alvin Bentley
Alvin Bentley presents a provocative view that the brain operates as a circulatory system, linking mineral plant and animal kingdoms. He argues the brain develops from the spinal column and that the card, brain, and its four sections form a progressive hierarchy in a theory grounded in natural laws.
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Hen Hervey
Dream lore and brain circulation in 19th century study
An explorative essay discusses brain circulation, the white and gray matter, and dual circulation between brain regions. It links dreams to brain activity and digestion derived images, cites historic dream examples, and notes a rural dialect anecdote about a craftsman reflecting on memory and honesty.
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Adirondack Mountains
Der German Cobbler and the World We Live In
The piece sketches a weary speaker railing at human folly and greed in a humorous monologue. It blends anecdotes about crops debt and trust with reflections on neighborhood disputes and the stubbornness of common sense. It ends with philosophical notes on brain circulation and dreams.
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Mans Snyder
Neffer
Eafery Mans
Eaerybody
der Mans
Nottings
C. B. Lewis
Proofs of Brain Circulation and Injury Effects
The text outlines how brain circulation ends with a base-of-brain neck break, how spinal cord injury mid back causes lower limb paralysis, and how partial cord damage below the medulla yields limb paralysis with cross effects. It notes varying outcomes from renewed or fatal attacks as tissue is absorbed and replaced.
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