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Bowden GT and Fischer SM (eds)

Smaller sizes offer tighter airflow for slimmer rolls, while larger diameter options create more open draws and increased smoke flow

Schicho R, Storr M

Additionally, the industry knew that users of their products faced a potential cancer risk as well as other negative health outcomes including respiratory infections, emphysema, certain eye diseases and of course, addiction, and yet continued inappropriately marketing the products to children

Posters popularizing the new drive will be featured in many retail shops. Article in UNITED STATES TOBACCO JOURNAL October 18, 1947 I LIKE IKE Eisenhower for President Cigarettes produced by Tobacco Blending Corporation, Louisville, Kentucky, for presidential election campaign 1952 (Source: Collection of Melvin Aiken, viewed on Cigarette Collectors Blog) ( Curators note: Dwight David Eisenhower [1890-1969] was Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force in Europe in World War II