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Into that crowded field stepped the John Weisert Tobacco Company with a lineup that, judging from surviving advertising, leaned hard into memorable names and mascots: alongside Orphan Boy, the company also produced "Big John," "54," and, under an earlier "Weisert Bros." banner, brands called "Brilliant" and "Checkers." A surviving sign pairing "Big John," "54," and "Orphan Boy" together under the phrase "Smokers Dream" suggests these brands were marketed as a family, each with its own personality but all sharing a common house style a company betting that a good mascot could carry a brand as far as the tobacco itself
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