1944 WWII military Kotex Sanitary napkins are you in the know vintage ad | eBay
National Museum of American History on X: "After the war, the know-how and systems used to produce these super absorbent dressings were repurposed to create sanitary napkins for women. A Red Cross
Disposable Sanitary Napkins: First World War Nursing Sisters Credited with Inventing the “Unmentionable” | The Channel
Friday essay: I looked at 100 ads for menstrual products spanning 100 years — shame and secrecy prevailed
Did You Know Sanitary Pads Were Originally Invented For Men? Here's The Interesting Story - ScoopWhoop
Inventions That Flourished Thanks to WWI | War History Online
Inventions That Flourished Thanks to WWI | War History Online
The 6 Most Surprising, Important Inventions From World War I - Nautilus
What did women use before tampons and pads?
war souvenirs
1943 MODESS Sanitary Napkins Women Disposition EVANS PRODUCTS Company Submarine Battery Separator World War 2 Vintage Print Ad - Etsy
Eureka Moments – Seven Innovations From WW1 That Changed Our Daily Lives - MilitaryHistoryNow.com
Sanitary Napkins and Menstrual Pads of the Past and Present - Owlcation
Feminine Hygiene Products — Stephanie's Maxi-history (Part 3) | Astor Place Vintage
Sanitary Napkins & Tissues
The Surprising Origins of Kotex Pads | Innovation| Smithsonian Magazine
about Kotex | blog
Disposable Sanitary Napkins: First World War Nursing Sisters Credited with Inventing the “Unmentionable” | The Channel
sanitary napkins | Books, Health and History
Kotex dispenser, ca. 1940 — 75 Stories, 75 Years
The 6 Most Surprising, Important Inventions From World War I - Nautilus
The Smithsonian Menstrual Archive | Society for Menstrual Cycle Research
The Surprising Origins of Kotex Pads | Innovation| Smithsonian Magazine
10 inventions that owe their success to World War One - BBC News
The Smithsonian Menstrual Archive | Society for Menstrual Cycle Research
