See other flushable pads: Society (American?,
1920s - 1930s?), Modess
(American, 1972) and Sani-Flite
(American, 1971)
See more Kotex items: First ad (1921) -
ad 1928 (Sears and
Roebuck catalog) - Lee
Miller ads (first real person in
amenstrual hygiene ad, 1928) - Marjorie May's Twelfth
Birthday (booklet for girls, 1928,
Australian edition; there are many links here to
Kotex items) - Preparing
for Womanhood (1920s, booklet for girls;
Australian edition) - 1920s booklet in Spanish
showing disposal
method - box
from about 1969 - "Are
you in the know?" ads (Kotex) (1949)(1953)(1964)(booklet, 1956) - See
more ads on the Ads for
Teenagers main page
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Ad for the early beltless menstrual pad New Freedom (1971,
U.S.A.)
See the page for
the sanitary napkin itself and a discussion.
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The
woman is saying, "Whee! They're
flushable!" Small words near her foot
read, "Knickers and blouse by Robert
Leader," a touch unfathomable to this
male reader.
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The slogan "FEMININITY
TODAY" and the designation"FEMININE
NAPKINS" seem designed to reduce the
bad feelings conjured up by
menstruation.
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See other flushable pads: Society (American?,
1920s - 1930s?), Modess
(American, 1972) and Sani-Flite
(American, 1971)
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