Prepare to be amazed (and a little shocked) as we dive into the controversial world of cigarette advertising! From celebrity endorsements to surprising animated mascots, these facts reveal the bold and often startling strategies used to promote cigarettes before the health risks were widely acknowledged. This video uncovers the audacious tactics that once dominated the airwaves and print media.

🔍 In This Video, You'll Discover:

1. Celebrity Endorsements: Find out how stars like John Wayne and Ronald Reagan lent their fame to promote cigarette brands, adding a touch of glamour and perceived safety.
2. "Doctor" Recommended: Discover the astonishing ads from the 1940s and 1950s that featured doctors endorsing cigarettes, convincing the public that smoking was safe.
3. Animated Mascots: See how beloved characters like The Flintstones were used to market cigarettes to adults, despite their appeal to children.
4. "Torches of Freedom": Learn about the groundbreaking PR campaign of 1929 where women smoked cigarettes as symbols of gender equality and freedom, significantly boosting sales.
5. End of an Era: Explore the historical moment when the last cigarette commercial aired on American television in 1971, marking the end of cigarette advertising on TV and radio.
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