(0:38) 1947 radio advertisement for Chesterfield cigarettes (0:44) 1947 radio advertisement for Camel cigarettes features the campaign slogan, Experience is the best teacher. (1:12) Audio clip of radio program, This is Your Life (1948-1952), sponsored by Philip Morris cigarettes (2:01) Audio clip of a 1950 radio spot for Philip Morris cigarettes (3:35) 1954 radio advertisement for Winston cigarettes features the jingle, Winston tastes good like a cigarette should. (0:41) 1965 radio advertisement for Salem cigarettes (1:02) Television Commercials By the 1950s, TVs were in every home, and tobacco companies were major sponsors of popular programs on every national network

32 In the 1930s the historian George Macaulay Trevelyan also envisioned the English territory in the Anglo-Saxon era as a shaggy wilderness of forest trees, brushwood, marsh and down, spreading from shore to shore, 33 and in 1955 the landscape historian William George Hoskins described medieval England as one great forest [], an almost unbroken sea of tree-tops with a thin blue spiral of smoke rising here and there at long intervals
(A 1960s experiment with filtered cigarettes was deemed a failure
He remembered her hammering derision of his work, his mills, his Metal, his success, he remembered her desire to see him drunk, just once, her attempts to push him into infidelity, her pleasure at the thought that he had fallen to the level of some sordid romance, her terror on discovering that that romance had been an attainment, not a degradation
It forms as a sticky, brown residue that condenses on surfaces within the smoking device and in the respiratory tract of the smoker
The Legislature is considering SB12, a bill to raise Utahs legal smoking age from 19 to 21 because they want to discourage young adults from using tobacco, a potentially deadly substance prohibited to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints