1920s slang for cigarette The very best terms 1920's Slang Dictionary : 1930's

Consent orders were issued by the Federal Trade Commission in March of 1972 which required the six major domestic cigarette companies to include in all their advertising the same notice that by law appeared on all cigarette packages: Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Not all the Madison Avenue advertising men with cigarette accounts may have been delighted at having to include this qualification in their advertising

For example, if you dream of someone blowing smoke into your face, it denotes dishonesty or deception on their part

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