Which 1920s advertising slogan revolutionized marketing by being the first major campaign to suggest women should smoke cigarettes in public?

Throughout history, certain advertising slogans have transcended mere marketing to become cultural touchstones that defined their era. These iconic phrases not only sold products but also reflected societal values and aspirations of their time. This trivia question explores one of the most revolutionary advertising campaigns of the 20th century that forever changed how companies positioned their products to women.

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"Torches of Freedom" (Lucky Strike)
"Reach for a Lucky Instead of a Sweet" (Lucky Strike)
"I'd Walk a Mile for a Camel" (Camel)
"Mild as May" (Chesterfield)