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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1922

Page

8

Oldest Man in United States Dies in Kentucky

Greasy Creek Kentucky July 10 Uncle Johnny Shell Kentucky s oldest citizen said to be 184 years old died here yesterday of infirmities of age Shell a mountain man was claimed by relatives as the world s oldest man At his funeral two sons ages 90 and seven attended He kept his faculties to the end and had planned his funeral with neighbors He was born in Tennessee September 8 1788 the son of Samuel Shell a gun maker He had led a secluded life until discovered about four years ago

John Shell Kentucky United States Creek Johnny Shell William Albert John Samuel Creech Tennessee Samuel Shell

Does It Pay To Worry About Appendicitis

Fragmented ad style discusses preventing intestinal infection to guard against appendicitis. Mentions Adler-i ka product and smacks pharmacy, with dubious claims of guarding health and unbelievable impurities.

Adler-i Ka Smack

Graettinger Town Aids Injured Man With Eye Wash

Graettinger residents used Lavoptik eye wash to treat a man with red eyes after an incident. Quick action by locals helped him stabilize, and the town praises their prompt assistance.

Local notes and jail escape tale from Algona Times

A compilation recalls a 1919 cyclist who met figures like Daniel Boone and quotes a memory of Washington’s death. John Bowers buys a silverware set at P. G. Johnson store. Kossuth items report no word on recaptured jail escapees Charles Graves and James Roberts. Deputies fired at them near the woods. captured in Des Moines, jailed in Algona. sheriff Hackman believes escape risked killings and that fugitives likely fled to Canada. Read it in the Times.

John Bowers P. G. Johnson Powers The Times Kossuth Iatisles Get Away Charles Graves James Roberts Kossuth County Madson & Hanson Algona Des Moines

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