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Not only did they lose their tobacco (their livelihood), but they may have also lost the feed for their animals and their farm equipment, not to mention losing their wagon or perhaps a horse-drawn buggy parked there, and perhaps a bushel or two of walnuts that had been picked up in the fall

In that article, he talks about the dramatic rise in lung cancer since 1900, and the potential reasons that have been advanced for it, but stops short of drawing the direct connection to cigarettes

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Children are often considered to be the susceptible population to the harmful effects of environmental tobacco smoke