Since then, having lost clergy involvement, the movement has lost moral focus. It barely seeks to protect children, and that only as a health issue. This amoral narrowness omits moral aspects, tobacco's abulia-related link to suicide, alcoholism, promiscuity, abortion, drunk driving, drug abuse, and crime. Nineteenth century anti-tobacco writings, some by clergymen , included much more than the mere health issue, important as that is. So your effort is particularly valuable.
Tobacco is a mind-altering drug.
Children are blind and deaf to the cigarette danger. That law is unenforced, so the sin of cigarette-selling leads to more violations. Do not harm strangers, e.g., children in a store where tobacco is illegally sold. Do not follow a multitude to do evil, e.g., sell tobacco. Violation of the latter command, and buying endorsements by prominent people and lawyers, has led to the mass violation of the foregoing commands.