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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 22 (November 1872) (1872)

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from three dollars to ninety ends or-cuttings of the manufactory are sold in bulk for fill- cents per pound. American tobacco is not used, the manu- dred cigars per day, and as many as four hundred are made by the oldest and most experienced hands. The men are all ing for cheap cigars, the wrappers… … in size and finely fla- down the declivity, re- CIGAR MAKING. vored; espaflola takes turning without the its name from red and yellow ribbons, the colors of the Span- slightest hindrance. It is of the size of an ordinary street to an American workman. They club together, contributing ish flag, with…

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