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Lorillard Tobacco Company for KENT cigarettes 1960s Two Fine Products of The American Tobacco Company, sponsors of Dodger Baseball on Radio and TV Advertisement for Lucky Strike and Tareyton cigarettes Brooklyn Dodgers Yearbook 1950s LOOK FOR THE VANTAGE SPORTS PUZZLE NEXT WEEK Advertisement by RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company for Vantage cigarettes The Sporting News December 4, 1989 Curated by Alan Blum, MD Professor, Department of Family Medicine Gerald Leon Wallace, MD, Endowed Chair in Family Medicine College of Community Health Sciences Director, Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society The University of Alabama Designed by Kevin Bailey, MA Collections Manager and Digital Archivist (2018-2022) Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society The University of Alabama Assisted by Mark Usry, MA Intern, Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society

One study found that a 10% increase in cigarette price led to a 27% increase in little cigar sales, but increasing little cigar prices by 10% led to a 32% decrease in little cigar sales

In addition to seeing the endless cigarette commercials showing smiling young couples running carefree in rolling countryside and prancing along ocean beaches to indicate the benign qualities of the cigarettes they were puffing away at, viewers now also began to see, sandwiched between segments of programs, a closeup shot of a serious-faced man who would hold up a cigarette and soberly ask, Have you ever thought what happens when you smoke a cigarette? After a pause, he would add, grimly, We have, whereupon the words American Cancer Society would flash on the screen and the message would be over