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Not long ago, many things we now find shocking were considered completely normal. Doctors appeared in cigarette advertisements, smoking was allowed on planes, in restaurants, offices, and even hospitals, while nuclear test Ronald Reagan Chesterfield cigarette advertisement, 1940s Ronald Reagan Medical Doctors were used to endorsed cigarettes between 1927 to 1952. (This photo was taken at The National Museum of American History, Washington D.C.) : r Damnthatsinteresting 84% of London Doctors prefer a mild cigarette! (Kensitas cigarette ad from the Daily Sketch, May 12, 1937) : r vintageads 20,679 Physicians

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