The town is named for a former resident, James Albert Bonsack, who invented the first practical cigarette paper rolling machine in 1880.
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The Fluxus side of Hansen's art included collages and assemblages made of materials like Hershey Bar wrappers, burnt matches and cigarette papers.
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Since then, it's shed other, nonrelated businesses including much of its interest in the Midwest Express airline and the Schweitzer-Mauduit cigarette paper maker.
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It has since shed other, nonrelated businesses including much of its interest in the Midwest Express airline and the Schweitzer-Mauduit cigarette paper maker.
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The documents were used extensively in litigation against the tobacco industry and were the basis of the book " The Cigarette Papers ".
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A factory producing cigarette paper was established in 1862 and significantly changed the municipality's rural character and also caused steep growth of population.
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Hansom said it was diversifying into cigarette paper manufacturing, cigarette packaging printing, infrastructure and satellite communications, but did not elaborate on its plans.
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Stan Glantz, a University of California at San Francisco professor and author of " The Cigarette Papers, " advocates the state-by-state litigation strategy.
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One of the most common excises in the United States is the cigarette paper separately or by purchase of cigarettes from lower taxed states.
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Tobacco companies have the ability to make less flammable cigarettes by altering the cigarette paper to slow down the rate at which it burns.
