American Heart Association, Kansas Affiliate, Inc
The clergy, and other colonists such as blacksmiths and saddle-makers, whose main occupation was something other than tobacco planting, often tended a small patch in their spare time in order to pay taxes and to make purchases in shops
Withnall, A
(I refer to smoking, chewing or dipping, though some of my statements may apply to one form or another THE HOPE OF THE NATION (12 pages) The Boy Official Advocate of the Anti-Cigaret League Editor: Lucy Page Gaston Volume 3, Number 6 Chicago December 1902 To Legislatures and to Those Who Make a Business of Killing Boys: Round you we will weave a spell
Young boys and old men push dollies with a galaxy of goods from the market edges to the stores deep within, maneuvering their heavy loads over cobblestoned streets
"The study was undertaken to better understand the potential microbiological risks associated with the use of smokeless tobacco products, and to provide a baseline microbiological risk profile of these products