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Interesting Engineering When early studies linked smoking to cancer, Lorillard Tobacco tried to calm fears by releasing Kent cigarettes in 1952 with a Micronite Instagram In 1952, as fear about smoking and lung cancer began spreading across America, the Lorillard Tobacco Company introduced a new product that promised peace of mind: Kent cigarettes with the revolutionary Micronite Cross section of an asbestos laden cigarette filter. Kent's Micronite filter cigarettes were popularly marketed as a "Taste Improvement" and "Kind on the Lungs". : r interestingasfuck Illegal cigarettes could be filled with human excrement The Independent The Independent

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