cigarette mascot hospital In 1948, a human-sized named “Mr. Cig” visited patients, handing out free cigarettes. This was during a time when smoking was widely accepted and even promoted, with the tobacco In the 1950s, it was

In the 1950s, it was completely normal for hospitals to sell cigarettes. Staff pushed carts through the wards offering packs alongside magazines and snacks, and patients could even smoke from their beds. I can't believe this is real In the 1940s, a human sized cigarette mascot known as Mr. Cig was used in promotional campaigns where performers visited hospitals and handed out free cigarettes In 1948, a bizarre and unsettling scene unfolded in a hospital room when a cigarette mascot appeared beside a patient as part of a promotional campaign. The grinning, anthropomorphic cigarette figureintended to Mr. Cig," a tobacco industry mascot handing out free cigarettes to hospital patients in 1948! Matthew @regionalthicko 20 And Mr Cig said unto them 'take this, for it is my body' Pulp Librarian @ @PulpLi The Mr. Cig cigarette mascot visiting hospital patients, 1948. iFunny Earth Day at Upstate Volunteers cleaned up litter and cigarette butts across campus, while sharing resources on quitting smoking and vaping and lung cancer prevention. Every small action adds up! #EarthDay

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