Buchanan's Journal of Man, August 1887
Buchanan's Journal of Man, August 1887
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ROCKLAND. --John J. Whipple of this place was 100 years old to-day, andas he is in excellent health, the old gentleman bids fair to liveanother decade at least. Mr. Whipple says he believes in the "good oldway" of eating and drinking according to inclination, and though hehas never indulged in intoxicants to excess he has never abstainedentirely from either the use of tobacco or strong drink. GrandfatherWhipple is one of the authorities in the place where he lives, and hismemory is remarkable. ...His eye has a merry twinkle, and he can enjoy ajoke and tell a good story with any of the boys. --_Globe Democrat. _ KNOXVILLE, Tenn. , July 23. --Henry Cleggy of Meigs County, Tennessee, is undoubtedly one of the oldest men in the State, having recentlycelebrated his 105th birthday. Mr. Meigs takes pleasure in walkingabout his farm, and has no idea of taking a trip from this world tothe next for at least a decade. The old gentleman's memory isexcellent and he remembers many incidents of long ago.
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ROCKLAND. --John J. Whipple of this place was 100 years old to-day, andas he is in excellent health, the old gentleman bids fair to liveanother decade at least. Mr. Whipple says he believes in the "good oldway" of eating and drinking according to inclination, and though hehas never indulged in intoxicants to excess he has never abstainedentirely from either the use of tobacco or strong drink. GrandfatherWhipple is one of the authorities in the place where he lives, and hismemory is remarkable. ...His eye has a merry twinkle, and he can enjoy ajoke and tell a good story with any of the boys. --_Globe Democrat. _ KNOXVILLE, Tenn. , July 23. --Henry Cleggy of Meigs County, Tennessee, is undoubtedly one of the oldest men in the State, having recentlycelebrated his 105th birthday. Mr. Meigs takes pleasure in walkingabout his farm, and has no idea of taking a trip from this world tothe next for at least a decade. The old gentleman's memory isexcellent and he remembers many incidents of long ago.
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