Curing and Fermentation of Cigar Leaf Tobacco (Classic Reprint)

This treatise, which is more or less technical, will be followed by a more popular one giving the substance of Dr. Loew sinvestigations in connection with some temperature studies which have been made in the fermenting piles of tobacco in Florida and Connecticut. I respectfully recommend that the manuscript herewith submitted be published as Keport No. 59 of the Department. Bespectfully, Milton Whitney, Chief of Division, In Charge of Tobacco I nvestigations. Hon. James Wilson, Secretary of A griculture.
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