Last night I was paging through the new Marlboro catalog (nonsmokers: you can trade in UPC symbols from packs of smokes for merchandise). They have a cookbook available in this addition, but it had the oddest footnote. In small print it stated that this cookbook was not avaiable in Minnesota, Florida, and a couple of other states. On the back page it indicated that this was due to an agreement made with the attorney generals of these states (as part of a settlement deal, I assume).
Now, none of the other items contained this discalaimer - even the smoking-related items such as lighters and ashtrays. Why is the cookbook the only item not allowed by these agreements? Are smokers not allowed to enjoy a good homecooked meal in these states?