Walter Breuning of Great Falls, Mont., 112, the world’s oldest man, takes one aspirin and eats two meals a day and strolls the halls of his retirement home wearing a suit and tie
(Karl Puckett/ Great Falls Tribune via The Associated Press)
World’s oldest man credits eating moderately, being nice
Walter Breuning of Great Falls, Mont., 112, the world’s oldest man, takes one aspirin and eats two meals a day and strolls the halls of his retirement home wearing a suit and tie
(Karl Puckett/ Great Falls Tribune via The Associated Press)
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Walter Breuning learned to read by kerosene lantern, remembers his grandfather telling him about fighting in the Civil War, and cast his first presidential ballot for Woodrow Wilson. (Full article: 193 words)
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