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This photo from 1948 shows “Mr CIG” — a human-sized cigarette — visiting hospital patients and handing out free carcinogenic smokes, with full backing from the morally corrupt tobacco industry. And yes,
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In the 1950s, selling and smoking cigarettes inside hospitals was normal. Staff pushed carts offering packs to patients, who often smoked in their beds, hallways, and waiting rooms. Doctors and nurses smoked
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Man in hospital bed smoking a cigarette while reading a newspaper ca. 1936 Stock Photo
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In the 1950s, selling cigarettes inside hospitals was a routine practice. Hospital staff regularly pushed carts from room to room, offering packs and cartons of cigarettes alongside snacks and…
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Mr. CIG and the Cyber Smoke: A Cautionary Tale from 1948 to Today In the golden haze of 1948, hospitals weren't just places of healing—they were social clubs, filled with clinking ashtrays
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Just a Few Decades Ago, Hospital Candy Stripers Used to Sell Cigarettes to Patients in Bed ~ Vintage Everyday
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In the 1950s, selling and smoking cigarettes inside hospitals was normal. Staff pushed carts offering packs to patients, who often smoked in their beds, hallways, and waiting rooms. Doctors and nurses smoked
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