Because menthol flavoring masks the harsh taste of cigarette smoke, menthol smokers engage in more intense smoking behaviors than smokers of regular cigarettes
Here we have, in 1963, Elston Howard selling cigarettes on national television. In one tobacco advertisement shown to me by Robert Jackler, a physician and expert on tobacco marketing, the now-defunct Tobacco Institute ran a remember the man, remember the dream ad aligning itself with Martin Luther King Jr
These cigarettes are typically designed with: Ventilated filters Lighter tobacco blends Reduced smoke density Milder flavor profiles However, because nicotine levels are not always displayed on packaging, strength comparisons are often based on smoker experience rather than exact measurements
Posted by Kerry on Saturday, 20-Oct-2007 I am fairly certain the one I have is from either the 40's or the 50's, although it could be from the 60's