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See what might be the earliest preserved pad and belt in America (1850s) in the collection of the Valentine Richmond History Center in Richmond, Virginia, U.S.A.
Blue liquid used in pad advertising:
Diapers compared to pads in Italian magazine - in Tampax ad. And see diaper cloth as menstrual pads.
Lernpaks an "ad" for a fake menstrual products company that MUM director Harry Finley invented. It's meant to be funny.
Moss in pads: see Sphagnum moss, below
Peat moss in pads: see Sphagnum moss, below
SCA (see also Libresse) (formerly SABA, Sweden) Libresse panty pad for thongs (1999) (and here). In 1999 the company wrote about astronaut Sally Ride and me in its company magazine.
Serena (Germany, ad Sept. 1982, and ad/editorial July 1982, showing same model). The company Dr. Hahn GmbH marketed it, the same company that owned o.b. tampons until Johnson & Johnson acquired the brand in the 1970s.
Silhouettes (German ad, 1988). Pads from Johnson & Johnson.
Sphagnum moss (peat moss) in pads: SFAG-NA-KINS, U.S.A., ads (1919) and box (date?) (neither are in the MUM physical collection) - in Vania Ultra (France), ad, Oct. 1994
Valentine: See what might be the earliest preserved pad and belt in America (1850s) in the collection of the Valentine Richmond History Center in Richmond, Virginia, U.S.A.
Panties (underpants) for holding menstrual pads
Amolin (U.S.A., from Kotex) produced from the 1920s to probably the 1970s.
Mum deodorant (U.S.A.) produced from at least the 1920s and still sold today (2000)
Quest (U.S.A., 1930s - ?)) two cans and an ad - ad, probable insert in a box of Kotex, early 1940s?
Consumer Report (U.S.A., selections), 1949, rated contemporary American tampons & pads - Macy's, Bloomingdale's, Kotex and others. Photos and narrative about what pads & tampons consisted of and a photo of a pad-testing machine (see Syngyna, a tampon-testing machine). See also the important "Dickinson Report" favoring tampons over pads in the 1945 CR.
"The Dickinson Report" (U.S.A. article comparing pads unfavorably to tampons, 1945, based on a Journal of the American Medical Association article)
Facts and Frauds in Woman's Hygiene: A Fearless Exposé of Misleading Claims and Dangers of Widely Advertised Products Used by Women, 1936 [excerpts about menstrual pads and tampons, their cost, advertising, and defects] by Rachel Lynn Palmer and Sarah K. Greenberg, M.D., The Sun Dial Press, New York.
Report of [Dr. Lillian] Gilbreth, Inc., (excerpts and discussion), 1 January 1927, to the Johnson & Johnson company. It gathered and studied the wishes of women for menstrual pads and gave recommendations about pads and additional products. It was probably the first such study and led to the development of better pads (the new Modess), which conformed to the wishes of its users.
Ad-design contest in the United Kingdom
How to sell Kotex page for trade publications, probably early 1920s, U.S.A.
"Your Image is Your Fortune!," Modess sales-hints booklet for stores, 1967 (U.S.A.)
"Your 'Keys' to More Profits," Kotex brochure for retailers. 1960s. (U.S.A.)
Sanitary apron, U.S.A., 1914 Sears, Roebuck catalog. MUM director Harry Finley commissioned Dr. Ann Wass to reconstruct it for the physical museum.
"A Teaching Guide for Menstrual Hygiene" (cover, 1962, Personal Products Corp., U.S.A.)
"A Teacher's Guide to Feminine Hygiene" (cover, 1973, Personal Products Corp., U.S.A.)
"Educational Material on Menstruation furnished by the makers of Tampax" (1966) U.S.A.
Folder with huge number of information sheets, etc.
"Educational Portfolio on Menstrual Hygiene" (1968) U.S.A. Teacher's kit for Modess sanitary napkins, menstrual tampons and panties (mostly complete)
"From Fiction to Fact: a teaching guide about puberty, menstruation and the human reproductive system" (cover, 1986, Tambrands, U.S.A.)
"Teacher's kit" (complete, early 1950s, Personal Products Corp., U.S.A.)
Consumer Reports (U.S.A., selections), 1949, rated contemporary American tampons & pads - Macy's, Bloomingdale's, Kotex and others. Photos and narrative about what pads & tampons consisted of and a photo of a pad-testing machine (see Syngyna, a tampon-testing machine). See also the important "Dickinson Report" favoring tampons over pads in the 1945 CR.
Underpants for holding menstrual pads
Large gifts of historic pads, tampons, ads, documents, panties, etc., to this museum (many people from around the world have generously made smaller donations of boxes, ads, etc.)
In 1995, a woman who read an article about this museum in the Chicago Tribune newspaper kindly donated boxes of fax, Fibs, and other tampons and advertising material from the 1930s left by her father, who had worked for Kotex.
In 1997, Tambrands, former maker of Tampax tampons, generously donated over 450 boxes of tampons from as early as 1936, plus hundreds of other items.
In 2001, Procter & Gamble, owner of Tampax and Always pads, generously donated scores of boxes of tampons and other menstrual products from the early 1930s to the 1960s.
See how women wore a belted pad (and in a Swedish ad and a Dutch ad).
Why the tabs, belt or suspenders holding a menstrual pad or cloth must be longer in the back.
this page copyright 2012 Harry Finley
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