'VARSITY STCDENTS AND SMOKING. A\'it!J the c>|J-.. 1 Tiinnl 1 die new term ah ilia ’Varsity, a college veininist-unc;.' hy Mi - Drank 11. Wilson |inne> very interesting. “It was at (..'ollcp;c." lie say-a that I. learned to smoke Edgeworth. It was a sort of tradition lor each fellow as he threw off the toga ot boyhood and put on the cloak oi young manhood to adopt the smoking of Edgeworth as a symbol of his entrance into man’s estate. Being fortunate enough to enjoy the surpassing mildness and sweetness of Edgeworth right at tiie threshold of his smoking career each young fellow, as a general rule, lonnd any other lohacco unsatisfying, and adhered to Edgeworth, and now many years alter, I find most of them smoking it still.’’— fAdvi.]
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Evening Star, Issue 20137, 30 March 1929, Page 3
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129Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 20137, 30 March 1929, Page 3
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