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In the early 1950s, as medical research began linking cigarettes to lung cancer, tobacco companies scrambled to reassure the public. Kent Cigarettes, a brand owned by Lorillard, introduced its so called Micronite Filter Kent III 100's Box Cigarettes When cigarette filters were made of asbestos The Cancer Letter Vintage Pack of Kent III Cigarettes "ultra Low Tar" DUMMY Unopened Package Etsy If there's one thing cigarettes aren't, it's healthy. Kent cigarette thought they struck gold in 1952 when they unveiled the greatest health protection in cigarette history, an innovative new filter called Micronite. Kent Cigarette Box, Michigan State Medical Society, 1963 National Museum of American History

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