the tobacco wives summary Review of by Adele Myers, a historical fiction novel set in North Carolina A beautifully rendered portrait of a young woman finding her courage and her voice.—Lisa Wingate The Tobacco Wives: A Novel

As one former railroad worker recalled, if you were on an engine with an engineer, a fireman and a brakeman and a conductor, sometimes there would be four of you up there, guaranteed three of them were smoking as a result, conditions inside the cabs were like a poker game. When was Secondhand Smoke Known to be Dangerous

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Van Patten: I've never read a script more than I read Mayday. I read it so many times over and over because it's a bottomless pit of meanings and different interpretations, and you could really go anywhere with it