The Deadly Effect of Tobacco — Hilton Hotema (George Clements) — 1927

Published under Hilton Hotema’s earlier name, George R. Clements, The Deadly Effect of Tobacco is a period critique of tobacco use written amid widespread medical and commercial promotion of smoking.

The work is preserved as an artifact of early alternative-health advocacy and the changing public understanding of tobacco’s effects.

This edition preserves a historical work of alternative health or human-potential literature. Its claims are presented for research and historical interest and should not be treated as contemporary medical guidance.

This text has been prepared by Odd Enough Books / Holographic Pagan Press as part of an ongoing effort to preserve and circulate significant works from the history of New Thought, metaphysical philosophy, occult study, and alternative thought.

This listing is for a digital PDF edition.

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Author: Hilton Hotema (George R. Clements)
Title: The Deadly Effect of Tobacco
Publication year: 1927
Format: PDF
Publisher: Odd Enough Books / Holographic Pagan Press