’VARSITY STUDENTS AND SMOKING. With the opening of the new term at the ’Varsity, a college reminiscence by Mr Frank H. Wilson proves very interesting. “It was at College,” he says “ that I learned to smoke Edgeworth. It was a- sort of tradition lor each fellow as he threw off the toga of boyhood and put on the cloak or young manhood to adopt the smoking of Edgeworth as a symbol of his entrance into man’s estate. .Being fortunate enough to enjoy tlie surpassing mildness "and sweetness of Edgeworth right at the threshold of his smoking career each young fellow, as a general rule, lonnd anv other tobacco unsatisfying, and adhered to Edgeworth, and now many years after. I find most of them smoking it still.”—.[Adyt.J
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Evening Star, Issue 20134, 26 March 1929, Page 3
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126Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 20134, 26 March 1929, Page 3
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