crimp cut tobacco Trade card for Prince Albert Cut, long burning pipe and cigarette tobacco, R.J. Reynolds Company, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1907 Early Tin Prince Albert "Crimp

A 2012 Japanese study found there were significantly more lung cancer deaths in patients with adenocarcinoma than in patients with squamous cell carcinoma

Cigarettes are approximately 8 mm in diameter and 70 mm to 100 mm in length

The production company, Tandem Campmany Guasch, was ordered to pay compensation to Waits through his Spanish publisher

Tobacco growing in Wisconsin, a tradition that's fading away Tobacco was never a big crop in Wisconsin's farm economy over the years but it was an important one

"In France, where, under the Imperial rgime, snuff-making was a Government monopoly, the tobacco was allowed to ferment for twelve or eighteen months