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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 20 (1901) (1901)

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by the very extensive investigations same section of the country, and the differences in relative to this plant which have been carried on the tobaccos would appear to a casual observer to be very slight, considerable during the past’ three experience is required on years by the Division of Soils… … odor of wood is apparent the means of adding mil- OLD TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. in the leaf. Africa, on the lions of dollars to the other hand, takes a long narrow leaf of heavy body, ties now used for cigarette, plug and twist wrappers. wealth of the country. Tobacco was grown in this…

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