· 4/2/1912

Reading v. Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad

Citations

165 Mo. App. 123
145 S.W. 1166
1912 Mo. App. LEXIS 456

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Cigarettes are “wholly noxious and deleterious to health. Their use is always harmful, never beneficial. They possess no virtue, but are inherently bad, and bad only.”

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Judges: Caulfield, Nortoni, Reynolds

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