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The contraceptive pill's clock presented at the fair of Blackpool, 1971 (photo)
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The contraceptive pill's clock presented at the fair of Blackpool, 1971 (photo)
1706402 The contraceptive pill's clock presented at the fair of Blackpool, 1971 (photo) by Unknown photographer, (20th century); (add.info.: The inattentive women will not forget any more their contraceptive pill thanks to this invention, an alarm clock. Thanks to a ringing it called the catch of the pill, contained in a tub, above the dial. Invention presented to the Fair of Black-pool, February 3, 1971 colourized document)
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This photograph captures a unique invention that made waves at the Fair of Blackpool in 1971 - the contraceptive pill's clock. In an era when birth control was still a topic of controversy and secrecy, this innovative alarm clock aimed to ensure that women never forgot to take their daily dose. The image showcases a colorful, retro-style clock with a small tub containing contraceptive pills placed above its dial. The ringing alarm served as a reminder for women to take their pill at the designated time each day. This ingenious creation not only provided convenience but also empowered women by giving them greater control over their reproductive health. The significance of this invention cannot be overstated. It symbolizes progress in both medicine and feminism, breaking barriers and challenging societal norms surrounding contraception. By colorizing this historical document, it brings back memories of an era marked by social change and female empowerment. As we reflect on this photograph from the 1970s, it serves as a reminder of how far we have come in terms of reproductive rights and healthcare advancements. It is through such inventions that we continue to push boundaries and strive for gender equality in all aspects of life. This image is not just about nostalgia; it represents an important chapter in history where innovation met activism, forever changing the landscape for women's health rights.
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