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Horace Sheffield, a pastor with Detroit's New Destiny Christian Fellowship whose mother smoked menthols and died from a heart attack when the reverend was young, refused to accept tobacco industry funds when RJ Reynolds asked him to advocate on their behalf

The candy brand names even mirrored real tobacco companies with names like "Cemal" and "Pell Mell." Candy cigarettes were sold this way until 2009, when packaging designs changed to remove the word "cigarette," allowing it to meet new mandates under the Tobacco Control Act

Cigarette packets are pleasing merely as classics of economic design

Looking forward to Philip Morris selling these in the U.S