Marjorie May, three booklets,
1935 main page
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Marjorie May's 12th [Twelfth]
Birthday (Kotex puberty
&
menstruation booklet, Canada, 1935)
Cover
and foldout
A 12-year-old girl never looked
so flapperesque (drawing, below left)!
(I once saw the word Flapperdom used
seriously in the title of a story in a
magazine
from the early 1920s. H. L. Mencken, in 1915,
when he was the editor of The American
Mercury,
supposedly introduced the word flapper to America
from England.)
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The cover expands
with a foldout, below.
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A little earlier, in
the mid-1930s, a woman in Missouri
(U.S.A.) received this booklet,
above. Marjorie looks like a 12-year
old. And see a 1938 edition.
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An attached, removable page
(right side; see the perforations)
folds out from beneath the cover.
This removable page is printed on
both sides and enlarged, below.
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Front
side of fold out
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Back
side of fold out
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