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Old 06-05-2011, 03:46 PM
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Funny how you don't see any signs condemning the use of methamphetamine in the Zion area.
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Old 06-05-2011, 04:32 PM
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What a nice classic photo!
I can only wish some one kicked my butt to stop smoking 30 years ago! Alas, I met my wife after that and stopped smoking after some damage was done.
I always enjoy seeing these type of photographs. The stop drinking are common compared to the stop smoking theme.
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I bought a stack of Life magazines a week or so back and have slowly been reading through them...there was one article in I believe a 1938 issue showing women the proper way to smoke...it was not an advertisement, but an actual article on the dos and don'ts of smoking.
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If it wasn't for all of the smokers back then (and all of the cigarette mfgs. competing for their business), there would be a lot fewer cards for us to collect now....
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Good point Tom.
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I think the smokers may have had it easy just looking at a billboard....imagine having a drink in a bar and having this lady show up to wreak havoc.......
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I think the smokers may have had it easy just looking at a billboard....imagine having a drink in a bar and having this lady show up to wreak havoc.......
Sort of looks like Ty Cobb in drag .

My wife and I were talking about smoking yesterday (she is a smoker, outside only though) and how, when we were growing up, folks smoked in houses all the time. My parents did and I bet a lot of other baby boomer's parents did. It almost makes me puke just thinking about it. I have a few stories about smoking but need to have some drinks in me for the full effect. I will wait for the National Dinner to divulge those... BTW, great original post and sign!!
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