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

The Deadly Effect of Tobacco is a 1927 critique of tobacco use published by Hilton Hotema under his earlier name, George R. Clements.

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 digital edition 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 alternative health, human-potential literature, and unconventional thought.

Title: The Deadly Effect of Tobacco
Author: Hilton Hotema, writing as George R. Clements
Original publication: 1927
Format: Digital PDF
Edition publisher: Odd Enough Books / Holographic Pagan Press

Historical Note

The work reflects the terminology and health assumptions of its period and is presented as a historical document of early alternative-health advocacy.