The municipal code of the port city of Santos banned the sale and use of pito de pango and other poisonous substances for smoking, with a fine of 10 mil-réis and four days in jail. Campinas followed in 1876, and dozens of other towns adopted similar rules, rules that França describes as largely a dead letter until the early twentieth century.[1]
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References
- História da maconha no BrasilJean Marcel Carvalho França · Editora Jandaíra · 2022 · chapter 2, “O vício dos pretos?” · ISBN 9786550940133
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