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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1977
Page
9
Readers from Maryland to New Jersey share positive remarks about Merit cigarettes. Testimonials praise taste low tar and low nicotine claims while noting personal switches to Merit and satisfaction with the brand. Some mentions include Bel Air Maryland Raytown Missouri Lynbrook New York and Our Lady of Peace Church.
Reader letters from multiple states praise MERIT low tar cigarettes for taste despite low tar and nicotine. Testimonials hail rich flavor, mild taste, and genuine tobacco quality, noting satisfaction from California Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Ohio Indiana and other locales.
Readers across the country praise MERIT for good taste and low tar nicotine. Testimonials from Mrs H S Cohen Mobile AL to Ka Goren Tamarac FL claim switch success, satisfaction, and pride in a low tar option. The Surgeon General warning is noted but ads emphasize flavor.
A reader recounts trying a Merit cigarette and finding the flavor mild, which led to a long term smoking habit. The note highlights taste perception and brand influence in consumer choices.
Mrs Helen Schuyler of Winter Haven Florida promotes a new cigarette described as a real winner in a short notice sponsored by a tobacco brand. The item highlights consumer novelty in local advertising.
A series of reader quotes from Mrs. Nunzio A Barone of Metairie D Giraud of Costa Mesa Susan Wilmington Vera Spillane in Brooklyn York Mr Ben Cobell of Northport and Laura Luther of El Segundo praising Merit cigarettes for good taste low tar and satisfying smoking. The letters highlight positive impressions and endorsement of Merit products across various cities.
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