drying tobacco room. Harvested tobacco plants (Nicotiana tabacum) hung up to dry on racks in a drying house on a farm in Cuba. The dried tobacco leave Stock Photo Tobacco hanging inside drying barn

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Cards, used to stiffen packets, became a lure for consumers keen to ogle images of actresses (tobacco manufacturer Washington Duke expressed concern at the use of lascivious photographs to sell his product in 1894), or to indulge in the proto-Pokmon hobby of collecting pics of baseball players, boats and, er, pigeons

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Until 1976, cigarettes were routinely issued to military personnel as part of their meal supplementation, known as K-rations and C-rations, and were for decades sold at deeply discounted prices in commissaries and exchanges to military personnel, their families, defense contractors and civilian workers