Red Cross worker distributing cigarettes to injured soldiers, 1918 Courtesy National Library of Medicine CONSUMER, Pleasure and Tobacco Professional as well as working men enjoyed chewing tobacco, snuff, and pipe smoking, and by the nineteenth century, cigars were a symbol of wealth and power for the upper class
Jon-Patrick Allem of the University of Southern California
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Moreover, the cultural significance of cigarettes as social gifts, particularly during festivals and family gatherings, complicates the effectiveness of health warnings