“The American Tobacco Company introduced Milo Violets in 1918 for women who wished to assert their independence and decide for themselves which cigarettes they would be smoking. Milo Violets were perfumed and had gold tips, a signal that they were designed exclusively for women….”
— From Stanford Research Into the Impact of Tobacco Advertising
Manufactured in “Factory No. 30 / Dist. of North Carolina”– and still carrying a hint of perfume.