How is tobacco used?—"Some take it in snuff; some chew it; some smoke it in a pipe; some smoke it in cigars or cigarettes."
What is the name of the strongest poison in tobacco?—"Nicotine."
What harm does tobacco poison do to the body?—See Blackboard Outline.
What harm does it do to the mind?—See Blackboard Outline.
Whom does it harm most?—"Those who begin to use it when they are children or very young."
What happens to children or young people if they use tobacco in any way?—"They are not healthy; they are not strong; they do not grow fast; they look pale and sickly."
How does the tobacco poison hurt their minds?—"They cannot learn fast; they often forget what they have learned."
What often makes tobacco-chewers, snuffers, and smokers disagreeable to clean people?—"Their breath smells of tobacco; their clothes smell of tobacco; they poison the air with tobacco-fumes; some have the filthy habit of spitting tobacco-juice wherever they happen to be."
What other harm does the use of tobacco do to people?—"It makes them waste time and money; it leads some to drink alcoholic liquors and to go with bad company."