By exploiting legal grey areas, the tobacco industry takes advantage of the fact that current legislation focuses primarily on traditional cigarettes and does not yet comprehensively regulate these ...

Why People Smoke. Carl C. Seltzer has been engaged in research in physical anthropology at Harvard since 1937, and a survey which he made of the smoking habits of the class of 194 ...

Growing up, smelling Italian Pizzelle Cookies with Anise meant that there was a special occasion around the corner. Mom always had her little ...

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Dill in International Falls can speak firsthand to Canada’s attractiveness among Americans as the former owner of a Canadian ...

MOSCOW — The Refuge Cigar Lounge, a business that grew from a club, has debuted at 223 W. Third St. in Moscow. It takes at ...

A fire that severely damaged a historic Black church that served as the headquarters for a 1968 sanitation workers’ strike, ...

In filming this, I really learned a lot about him as a person. I learned how incredibly smart and level-headed he was in an apocalyptic reality,” -- Michael Spears, Bozeman ...

Minnesota authorities would no longer be able to charge people with major drug crimes solely on the basis of the dirty water ...

Lucky for us, the kind folks over at r/whatisthisthing are ready and willing to help out. Here are 51 recent finds from the sub and what they turned out to be: 19 Bizarre Items That Would Have Remaine ...

So today, what the heck, let's talk about pipes. It turns out that the history of pipe smoking goes back to ancient times and beyond. Pipes made of copper were among the afterlife accessories ...

Smoking a pipe may be as bad for your health as puffing on a cigar, according to a study. Doctors in the United States analysed the medical records of over 138,000 men. Of these, 15,263 smoked a pipe.