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The Modern Period: Menstruation In Twentiethcentury America,Used Prowse Atypical Were The Dissenting VoicesWinner, 2010 Emily Toth Award For Best Book In Womens Studies, Popular Culture Association American Culture Associationthe Modern Period Examines How And Why Americans Adopted Radically New Methods Of Managing And Thinking About Menstruation During The Twentieth Century. In The Early Twentieth Century Women Typically Used Homemade Cloth 'Diapers' To Absorb Menstrual Blood, Avoided Chills During Their Periods To Protect Their Health, And Counted