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Dimensions: 3072 x 2048 px | 26 x 17.3 cm | 10.2 x 6.8 inches | 300dpi Date taken: 6 January 2023 Photographer: Landmark Media More information: This image could have imperfections as its either historical or reportage.
I might simply have been embarrassed
Both smoking and asbestos exposure negatively impact health, together and separately
Thousands of locals, primarily women, were employed by growers to plant, harvest, thread, hang, and cure the leaf, and by cigarette manufacturers because of the lower wages, especially those that continued to use old methods of manufacturing such as Ozkan and Tsolakides & Tzetzas, a small factory formed in Famagusta during the war.Footnote 71 In the 1946 census there were 324 people employed in the tobacco/cigarette industry, and of these 237 were women, mostly tobacco graders and separators.Footnote 72 The Industry after World War II As a result of more tobacco being grown and the encouragement of the industry, the British attempted to improve the quality of the tobacco leaf and explore cultivating Virginia tobacco
