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Babies – img4322

May 25, 2021 by sutobacco

Babies – img4322
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Theme:
Infants & Children
Collection:
Babies
Published:
1951
Brand:
Marlboro
Manufacturer:
Philip Morris
Format:
Advertisement
Tobacco Type:
Cigarette
Quote:

Gee, Dad, you always get the best of everything . . . even Marlboro!

Comments:

Images of infants and children had multiple values to tobacco advertisers.

They reinforced the respectability of smoking as part of normal family life.

The images of youngsters tended to send a reassuring message about the healthfulness of the product.

Finally, it was an obvious ploy as part of their campaign to expand the pool of women smokers.

Keywords:

Child, Family, Female, Infant

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