Cigarettes were frequently endorsed by doctors and dentists, and they were promoted with an array of medical-sounding claims ranging from "less irritating to the nose and throat" to "improves digestion" to "helps maintain slender figures." The nadir of such dubious advertising would seemingly be an ad for Winston brand cigarettes that employed the slogan "Taste Isn't the Only Reason I Smoke" and featured a pregnant woman disdaining the notion that smoking while pregnant could result in low birth weight, proclaiming that "an easy labor" and "a slim baby" was a "win-win" scenario: This "When you're smoking for two ..." graphic was just a fabrication and not a genuine vintage print advertisement, however
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