Seattle engineers seek share of Civil War era gold treasure
Ten members of the original Seattle area crew that helped locate the Central America treasure pursue their stake within a year and a half before the statute of limitations. Alan Scott notes the adventure outweighed the payout as they hire a lawyer to recover their promised portion from the organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Scott
Scott
Atlantic
Nemo
Norfolk
U.S
Thompson
Tim McGinnis
Ballard
Wash
Central America
Diabetes linked to higher Alzheimer's risk study shows
The Rush University study tracked 151 initially healthy participants and found diabetics had about a 65 percent higher risk of developing Alzheimer's. The association persisted after accounting for strokes and other factors, with researchers urging strict blood sugar control to reduce risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Ethane Wern
William Thies
The
Alzheimer’s Association
George King
Joslin Diabetes Center
Boston
Zoe Arvanitakis
David Bennett
Rush University Medical Center
Chicago
Archives of Neurology
Joslin
Dry weather may yield sweeter Georgia watermelons
Georgia growers face slow watermelon growth due to cool temperatures and drought but expect a strong Fourth of July market. Florida leads early harvests while Georgia runs June to July. Seedless varieties dominate, yet seeded types remain for pollination, with Cordele Market a key shipping point and Cordele hosting the Watermelon Capital festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Ga
Georgia
Florida
Texas
California
Arizona
Terry Kelley
Aniversity of Georgia
Kelley
Rebecca Grower
Bob Rawlings
Georgia Watermelon Association
Buddy Leger
Cordele
Atlanta
Ken Bostwick
Griffin
Tony Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Cuba
Atlantic Ocean
South Carolina
Joye
Frontier Galleries
National Promotion Board
Watermelon.org
MCH
Pre-Op Express
5Th Street
Wheatley Stewart Medical Pavilion
Www
Metodessa.com