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1932 Print Cigarettes Spud Tobacco Smoking Axton-Fisher Machine Menthol FZ1 XGED9 This is an original 1885This is an original 1932 halftone print of a worker at Axton Fisher. The caption writes, "The secret of the coolness of a Spud smoke as a $2,000,000 advertising campaign has made quite clear is its menthol content. The solution (its formula is, of course, secret) is applied direct to the tobacco before the cigarettes are made, much as is the flavoring of all cigarette tobacco." Tobacco production dates back to the 17th century in the United States,