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1. www.mum.org · kotexb69Kotex box and pad, 1969, at the Museum of Menstruation and ...

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   Kotex menstrual napkins and box, U.S.A., 1969. About the time of the first manned rocket flight to the moon, Kotex produced this box, which might explain the science-fiction space gear the woman is wearing.

2. www.sciencemuseum.org.uk · objects-and-storiesMenstruation and modern materials | Science Museum

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   Explore the life and work of Mary Kenner, the inventor of the sanitary belt, which played an important but overlooked role in the development of menstrual products.

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4. www.writerswrite.co.za · a-complete-glossary-ofA Complete Glossary Of Terms For Science Fiction Writers

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   • Advanced Technology. Often, science fiction universes have technologies that are beyond what humans are capable of doing at the present, such as the iPad-like devices used in mid-nighties science fiction shows.
   • AI Artificial Intelligence. These are human-created intelligent beings that live in a virtual environment such as on a computer. Hal from 2001 is iconic in this regard.
   • Alien. A creature not from Earth. Or at least not from where your protagonist is from. Writing TIP: Aliens that look and act human are easy to relate to.
   • Android from the Greek meaning like a human. These are artificial life forms that are constructed to resemble a human and act like one. They can be made from any material even organic material like flesh.

5. americanhistory.si.edu · explore · storiesIntroducing the MUM Menstrual History Collection

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   Sanitary napkins and belts. Menstrual cups, sponges, and other period products. Women and girls around the world depend on these items in order to fully participate in school, work, and play. Yet 100 years ago—when the crude phrase “on the rag” meant, well, on the rag—few options were available.

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6. sfdictionary.comHistorical Dictionary of Science Fiction

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   Welcome to the Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction. This work-in-progress is a comprehensive quotation-based dictionary of the language of science fiction. The HD/SF is an offshoot of a project begun by the Oxford English Dictionary (though it is no longer formally affiliated with it).

7. www.culturenlmuseums.co.uk · story · secret-healthSecret Health: The Hushed History of Women’s Extra Expense

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   The teal packaged sanitary pads are the kind that were made with a long bandage ends and a string attachment to be worn with a corresponding sanitary belt. Not only has the name of what is inside emblazoned on the teal wrapper but it also states that it is the “ORIGINAL SANITARY TOWEL” and “INVENTED 1880”.

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   How long did it take Kenner to patent a sanitary belt?

   • And because the patent process was also expensive, it would take another 30 years for Kenner to make enough to file her first patent. Kenner initially invented the adjustable sanitary belt in the 1920s and over the years, she repeatedly improved upon her invention. By 1954, she had the $200 necessary to apply for her first patent.

   The True Story Of The Inventor Who Revolutionized Women's Periods

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   Who invented the first sanitary pad?

   • Not only has the name of what is inside emblazoned on the teal wrapper but it also states that it is the “ORIGINAL SANITARY TOWEL” and “INVENTED 1880”. Could this be referencing an industry dispute on who created the first disposable pad? The Nikini is a sanitary garment from the 1970s made by Robinsons of Chesterfield in England.

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   Where did sanitary towels come from?

   • Up to the 1900s if sanitary towels were used, they were of linen, cotton or other textiles that had reached the end of their household use. These towels or cloth pads were pinned into the petticoat or undergarments, such as the bloomers below, washed and reused at home. This is where the code phrase “on the rag” comes from.

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9. www.grunge.com · 449022The True Story Of The Inventor Who Revolutionized Women's ...

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   Feb 12, 2022 · The adjustable sanity belt was a belt with adjustable straps that could connect to disposable menstrual pads. And according to Science Museum Group, three years later, Kenner filed another