"Please don't let me be locked out from you!" This ad from the 1940s promotes - believe it or not - Lysol (yes, that Lysol) for "complete feminine hygiene." It actually recommends using Lysol as a douche
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In 1954, the brand launched a filtered cigarette that was believed, at the time, to reduce the amount of tar and other toxic chemicals that a smoker inhaled
The British Retail Consortium said major retailers had "rigorous policies and training" to ensure compliance
The charade continued for several more decades until June 2009, when the US Senate passed anti-smoking legislation that made it illegal to use the terms light, mild, and low-tar in cigarette marketing
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