These results persuaded the Lancet of the dangers of excess and also that the soldier should be warned against inhaling. As for the British Medical Journal , its interest in smoking during the First World war appears to have been utterly non-existent. Article by Peter Bartrip Pushing the Weed: The Editorializing and Advertising of Tobacco in the Lancet and the British Medical Journal , 1880-1958 Clio medica (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Volume 46, pages 100-126 1998 Dont wait until your heart trips your step to success because it is nicotine saturated. Advertisement for The Strongfort System The National Police Gazette May 19, 1917 If Your Heart Starts Acting Like This Magazine advertisement by Antonio Roig & Langdorf, Philadelphia, for Girard cigars Circa 1920 The tobacco heart has been named and is well known by its name, but its nature is not well known
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