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With the end of Prohibition and the decline of the temperance movement, advertising in the 1930s and 1940s was defined by campaigns which often included explicit health claims, such as They dont get your wind (Camel, 1935), gentle on my throat (Lucky Strike, 1937), play safe with your throat (Phillip Morris, 1941), and Fresh as mountain air (Old Gold, 1946)
They all come in boxes that could have fallen right out of a cigarette vending machine in 1983, with names such as "Kings," "Victory," and "Lucky Lights." These days the manufacturers of candy cigarettes are small and secretive
Materials and Methods 2.1
Line up the new fuses 2 prongs (the roots in the tooth analogy) over the holes in the correct fuse slot