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The number was calculated by multiplying Michigan's per-capita cigarette consumption by the number of tribe members living on the reservation, and then subtracting the 25 percent of cigarettes that were estimated to be purchased by Indians off the reservation.[82] The agreement also allowed the state to conduct an annual audit, and the tribe agreed to pay the excess tax if it purchased more than the allotted number of cigarettes in one year
Camels, called Americas Shrewdest Cigarette Buy, promised more puffs per cigarette The brand was described aslong-burning and, because Camels burned slower, they gave extra smoking, hence more pleasure per puffmore puffs per pack. By burning 25% slower than the average of the 15 other of the largest-selling brands tested slower than any of them Camels give a smoking plus equal to 5 extra smokes per pack. Slow-burning means to me a milder, cooler smoke, said the endorser
Stu Jones, the founder of the Florida Powerboat Club, was nevertheless nostalgic
