description: This is the story of the life, love, and heartaches of a tobaccoman. It also chronicles the changes in the cigarette manufacturing process from the mid-thirties to the mid-seventies. An expert in blending and flavoring tobacco, Mr. Nuttall reveals some of the actual causes behind the controversy now surrounding the issue of tobacco-the South's greatest industry. The author does not intend this to be a cold-blooded indictment of any particular manufacturer of cigarettes, nor does he expect his words to substantially injure the tobacco industry. Actually, he takes a gentle approach in offering suggestions and advice. His desire is to promote a safer cigarette and one which is not as offensive to non-smokers. Mr. Nuttall advocates an immediate reversal of the practice in cigarette manufacturing of adding reconstituted tobacco to the blends as a substitute for high-grade leaf. The author believes this to be imperative, and possible.
language: English
title: Memoirs in a Country Churchyard: A Tobaccoman's Plea : Clean Up Tobacco Row!
titlecomplete: Memoirs in a Country Churchyard: A Tobaccoman's Plea : Clean Up Tobacco Row!
publisher: Brunswick Pub Co