File:Storyofmenstruationtitle.jpg

A screen capture from the introductory title sequence of the Disney animated film The Story of Menstruation. The film was commissioned by the International Cello-Cotton Company, and its copyright was renewed in 1973.

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The Story of Menstruation

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