Hard Work and Fizzy Drinks: What It Takes to Live Past 110
Briefly

John Farringdon, who died at the age of 111, lived through significant historical events, illustrating the resilience and endurance of supercentenarians in a changing world.
Kane Tanaka's life was marked by survival through world wars and the 1918 influenza outbreak, showcasing remarkable strength as she outlived her children born through adversity.
Mamie Lang Kirkland's journey from childhood trauma due to racial violence to her role as a successful saleswoman underscores the profound impact of historical context on individual lives.
Maria Branyas Morera, believed to be the oldest person in the world at 117, exemplified the experiences of supercentenarians, having lived through Spain's civil war and Franco's regime.
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