cigarette mascot hospital mr. cig promotes smoking in hospitals In the 1950s, cigarettes were
In the 1950s, cigarettes were commonly sold inside hospitals in the United States. Staff would bring carts to patients, offering tobacco alongside snacks and magazines. At the time, the health risks of Mr. Ciggy visits Children's Hospital (1953) In 1948, ci*arette companies actively promoted sm*king as harmless and even beneficial to health. During this period, brand mascots and representatives, such as the figure known as Mr. Cig, were used in Black and white photo of a man in a hospital bed visited by a mascot. on Craiyon
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