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#36 Kool’s penguin poses as an otolaryngologist in this 1938 ad. The brand made the case that its cigarettes actually soothed the throat.

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Kool’s penguin poses as an otolaryngologist in this 1938 ad. The brand made the case that its cigarettes actually soothed the throat.

Ridiculous Vintage Tobacco Advertisements that Promoted Smoking as Healthy

#36 Kool’s penguin poses as an otolaryngologist in this 1938 ad. The brand made the case that its cigarettes actually soothed the throat.

Vintage Ads

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