The Story of the Cigarette
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Surely, in any event, the authorities ^ cited in this chapter, their analyses and their de- ductions, should be conclusive evidence in favor of the cigarette and acquit it of the charges made against it. Indeed, these analy- ses should do even more. The reputable 140 THE STORY OF THE CIGARETTE chemists who made them not only affirma- tively attest the purity of cigarettes, but nega- tively deny any impurity. It is impossible to conceive of a more complete and forcible man- ner of arriving at a ...correct conclusion.
To say that such reports do not demolish the opium, the arsenic and a 1 * : iher drugs-in- cigarettes fallacies would be to say that the science of chemistry has absolutely no value as a means to determine physical facts, and I, for one, am loath to believe that any educated man would make, at this period of the world's progress, any such assertion.
To quote again, the cigarette consists of "nothing but pure tobacco and the purest product of the paper-maker's art. " And now, what about nicotine?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely, in any event, the authorities ^ cited in this chapter, their analyses and their de- ductions, should be conclusive evidence in favor of the cigarette and acquit it of the charges made against it. Indeed, these analy- ses should do even more. The reputable 140 THE STORY OF THE CIGARETTE chemists who made them not only affirma- tively attest the purity of cigarettes, but nega- tively deny any impurity. It is impossible to conceive of a more complete and forcible man- ner of arriving at a ...correct conclusion.
To say that such reports do not demolish the opium, the arsenic and a 1 * : iher drugs-in- cigarettes fallacies would be to say that the science of chemistry has absolutely no value as a means to determine physical facts, and I, for one, am loath to believe that any educated man would make, at this period of the world's progress, any such assertion.
To quote again, the cigarette consists of "nothing but pure tobacco and the purest product of the paper-maker's art. " And now, what about nicotine?
What to read after The Story of the Cigarette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Wesley Young to read onlineMoreLess
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