More ads for teens (see also
                            introductory page
                            for teenage advertising): Are you in the know? (Kotex napkins and Quest
                              napkin powder, 1948, U.S.A.), Are you in the know? (Kotex napkins, 1953,
                              U.S.A.), Are
                              you in the know?
                              (Kotex napkins and belts, 1964, U.S.A.), Freedom (1990, Germany), Kotex (1992, U.S.A.), Pursettes (1974, U.S.A.), Pursettes (1974, U.S.A.), Saba (1975, Denmark)
                          More
                              ads for teens: See a Modess True or False? ad
                            in The American Girl magazine, January 1947,
                            and actress Carol
                              Lynley in "How Shall I Tell My
                            Daughter" booklet ad (1955) - Modess . . . . because
                            ads (many dates).
                          
                          
                          
                          
                          
                              
                              
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                                    Kotex menstrual pads &
                                      tampons: "Are you in the know?"
                                      etiquette booklet for teenage
                                      girls, 1956, U.S.A.
                                    
                                    SarahAnne Hazlewood
                                        generously donated the booklet
                                        to this museum.
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                                              Pp. 4-5.
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                                              Right-hand
                                                  page: "[L]ily-white
                                                  hand," in the
                                                text at far
                                                  right, top,
                                                kinda sums up the
                                                booklet. Actually, there
                                                is a person
                                                  of color (top left)
                                                and in his proper place
                                                for the time and
                                                circumstances. 
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                                    More ads for teens (see also introductory
                                      page for teenage advertising): Are you in
                                        the know? (Kotex napkins
                                        and Quest napkin powder, 1948,
                                        U.S.A.), Are you in
                                        the know? (Kotex napkins,
                                        1953, U.S.A.), Are you in
                                        the know? (Kotex napkins
                                        and belts, 1964, U.S.A.), Freedom (1990, Germany),
                                      Kotex (1992, U.S.A.),
                                      Pursettes (1974, U.S.A.),
                                      Pursettes (1974, U.S.A.),
                                      Saba (1975, Denmark)
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