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S p ea k s to O p e r a to r s
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Men who capitalize on the
^m an need f o r food, for
s'veets, for amusement and en-
^tainment, by servicing vari
es devices invented for vending
SlJch things, have missed a good
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Wherever women and girls
^eet for any purpose, work or
Creation, they carry with them
their very personal problem,
possible need of sanitary
applies to meet emergencies,
^hese emergencies occur, and
Without adequate provision for
sUch requirements, a girl must
W t work for the day, leave the
Mace of entertainment, or at
^st, lose considerable time that
she had hoped to devote to more
S t a b l e purposes.
The considerations that in-
Sl*re success to such a venture
^ e> first-locations must be care-
selected in places much
^'equented by women and girls;
Second, the machines must be
Maced (in rest rooms or toilets)
^here they can be patronized
Without embarrassment; third,
a machine must be selected that
Can be relied on to deliver a nap
kin every time a coin is depos
e d ; last, and most important
°f all, the napkin must be thor-
°Ughly reliable so that, having
°ttce used it, she will remember
the service it rendered and
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come back to the same machine
when a need again occurs.
Mrs. Mary E. Barton, Direc
tor of Personal Hygiene, Hos
pital Specialty Co. “ The rea
son why thousands of women
look for V e n d -A -F e m machines
in their personal emergencies
lies in the fact that V e n d - A -
F em delivers. Too often have
women relied on the promise
held out by a handy vending
machine, only to find that
the machine was out of or
der. Or worse still, if they re
ceived a napkin in return for
their coin, that it was of such
flimsy material and construc
tion that it was worse than no
protection at all.
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