NJ Woman Turns 110; Drinks A Glass Of Whiskey A Day
Break out the whiskey. Melva Radcliffe of Wall Township turned 110 on Thursday. New Jersey's oldest resident said she drinks a glass of whiskey a day.
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Break out the whiskey. Melva Radcliffe of Wall Township turned 110 on Thursday. New Jersey's oldest resident said she drinks a glass of whiskey a day.
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