See the early birth control
pill Enovid-e,
contraceptive sponges,
and Little Doozee, a
contraceptive douche.
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Testamp
fertility test tampon and
Menstro-Rhythm guide
"approved rhythm methods,"
1959
M-R Guide Co., Box
457, Detroit 31, Michigan,
U.S.A.
Introduction.
See the
early birth control pill Enovid-e,
contraceptive sponges,
and Little
Doozee, a contraceptive
douche.
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Below: An
overview
of the instructions
side of the piece of paper, which
was folded twice and
wrapped around the tampon.
The paper measures 10 x 10" (25.4 x
25.4 cm).
The other side is a calendar,
below.
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Below:
The text, enlarged.
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Below:
After wading through this and the
instructions above I'd bet some
women said,
"Forget it! Might as well have a
kid."
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Below:
The other side of the piece of
paper: the calendar.
Top text: Note that their doctor,
"him," is male.
And look,
the company does not put "C" in
any box in the sample month (July,
at top)
while using all the other letters.
"C" means "intimate relations" -
sexual intercourse.
Maybe that would have been sooo
indelicate?
Gee, it's only what the whole
thing's about.
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End. See the
early birth control pill Enovid-e,
contraceptive sponges,
and Little
Doozee, a contraceptive douche.
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