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Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 90, 25 March 1931, Page 8

Smokers often wonder why their tobacco so frequently burns the tongue. This is why: there’s too much nicotine in it. This acrid, evilsmelling, poisonous stuff it is that plays up, sooner or later, not only with the tongue* but with heart and nerves, causes smoker’s throat and other ailments. Nicotine is common to all tobaccos, and is present in large quantities in most of the American brands. The constant use of the latter is certain to undermine the health. It, is, by the way, a feather in New Zealand’s cap (hat she produces the purest “weed” in the world. This beautiful tobacco is toasted, and the toasting ill is that gives it its unequalled flavour and aroma. Yes, and more important still, it rids it of its nicotine, and makes it. safe to smoke. Indulge ever so freely and it can’t, harm you. There are only four brands of toasted; Riverhead Gold, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 and Cut Plug No. 10, The popularity of these goods has had the usual result —they are being imitated. Bear that in mind when buying.