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A delightful collection of poems and humorous observations on the joys of tobacco, "The Smoker's Year Book" by Oliver Herford is a testament to the enduring allure of smoking. This charming volume celebrates tobacco through witty verse and lighthearted commentary, capturing the cultural significance of the practice in a bygone era.
Originally conceived as a yearbook for enthusiasts, the book offers a unique blend of poetry and humor centered around the leaf. Herford's work presents an amusing and insightful perspective on a subject that has captivated generations. From odes to pipes and cigars to whimsical reflections on the smoker's lifestyle, this collection is a testament to the lighter side of life.
This meticulously prepared print republication preserves the original charm and wit of "The Smoker's Year Book," offering readers a glimpse into a time when tobacco held a more prominent place in society. A fascinating historical snapshot and a source of gentle amusement, this book appeals to those with an interest in social history, poetry, and the art of humor.
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