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Caldwell Harpur 1938
In Morrab Gardens, Penzance
Debi Law showing a menstrual vacuum instrument used for early pregnancy terminations in the womens' self-help clinics in America.
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham :
'Debi Law, 22, with "Del Em".'
This was a name given to the equipment by Carol Downer and Lorraine Rothmans who set up these clinics in the early 1970s
'Debi Law, 22, with "Del Em".'
This was a name given to the equipment by Carol Downer and Lorraine Rothmans who set up these clinics in the early 1970s
A note from WOMAN magazine from Christine Sparks assistant features editor.
A note from Christine Sparks to Serena Wadham.
'Dear Ms Wadham
Thank you for sending us your material for us to consider.
I am sorry to say that I don't think our readers are quite ready for the kind of frankness shown in this article, but I am…
'Dear Ms Wadham
Thank you for sending us your material for us to consider.
I am sorry to say that I don't think our readers are quite ready for the kind of frankness shown in this article, but I am…
Letitia Robbs
See also CHA 039
Alice and Edgar Browne
Edgar Athelstone Browne was the eldest son of Hablot Knight Nonus "Phiz" Browne and Susannah Reynolds, and born in London in 1841.
(For details of his wife Alice see CHA 125)
He studied medicine and became a General Practitioner in
Liverpool.…
(For details of his wife Alice see CHA 125)
He studied medicine and became a General Practitioner in
Liverpool.…
