The Seat of Love and Youth Plain Truths for Women

C1927. This is a smal format booklet with cardstock covers and a stapled spine. (approx. 6" x 4") . The booklet is in Very Good- condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The yellow cardstock covers have noticeable toning and foxing, along with ground-in dirt. The text pages are mostly clean and bright. The booklet discusses the anatomy of female genitalia, cleanliness, and physical aspects of the sexual act. Some of it is definitely old obsolete knowledge, some is still useful. "Taylor helped create a booster organization, the Coos Bay Pirates, in 1923, and the Oregon Hospitality Clubs selected him as its president in 1925. While serving as superintendent of schools in North Bend, he chaired the first Community Chest campaign and helped secure a 1923 bond passage for constructing the Roosevelt School. He also managed the Hotel North Bend. He was involved in at least one affair, and in early 1925, the Taylors divorced. Taylor resigned as school superintendent in 1926 and left Oregon, possibly to flee rumors that he was involved in fatally poisoning his friend and business partner Price Westover in a life insurance scheme. He then turned his talents to staging theater presentations on married life. He published a booklet, The Male Motor, and pamphlets on Sex Vigor: How Retained, How Regained and Facts for Wives: Plain Truths about Marriage. He went on tour, claiming that he had a Ph. D. And marketing "health devices" that were condemned by the American Medical Association. In 1929, he married Jessie Westover, the widow of his friend Price Westover. When sales of the health devices declined, he turned to work on the radio." (from Oregon Encyclopedia online source).