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Perhaps this fact will one day fuel "Penzance parties", where tins are shared rather than hoarded in jars

In the early 1900s, tobacco was cured in barns using heat generated in a wood-burning furnace and spread around the barn through the large metal flues. Since maintaining proper heat was very important to the process, farmers often slept at the barn to keep the furnace stoked through the night

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6.After fixing the color, the tobacco leaves are heated and dried

Since both Carlisle and MT were created by Quentin Bisch, one can assume that Carlisle served as inspiration here