Will packaging archivists of the future talk in such terms of the Francis Bacon style photographs of diseased offal that now grace cigarette packs
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In a 1925 edition of Suniland Magazine, we found the following reference to this variety's development: In a 1925 edition of Suniland Magazine, we found the following reference to this variety's development: "The innovation [sic - growing under shade] was an immediate and a pronounced success, the first shade tobacco selling for more than $4 a pound, as against an average price of forty cents a pound for the sun variety
Market Opportunity David Waterfield, President & CEO Reynolds American Inc
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