Commonplace
Innovations in menstrual technology that emerged in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century allow us to infer what techniques women used to manage their periods in earlier decades by analyzing what issues new products aimed to ‘solve.’ There is little historical information about Dr. Griggs, but what little there is, is significant.
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- Category: magazine
- Website: http://bibpurl.oclc.org/web/6545
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- Email: jmoran@mwa.org (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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Innovations in menstrual technology that emerged in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century allow us to infer what techniques women used to manage their periods in earlier decades by analyzing what issues new products aimed to ‘solve.’ There is little historical information about Dr. Griggs, but what little there is, is significant.
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