I kept looking for relatives.

i saw my both my fathers grandma and my mothers grandma

I think I see Barbara Bush there!

Imagine some could see their great grandma or pa here

There Would Be No Chance of Seeing My Grandmother There! She Was Always Quarantined By Herself, On Deserted Island's In The North Atlantic..

Yeah I think you are on the right track here. For it’s time it shows some humanity and care for the needs , not just the healthcare but other social and economic needs. STDs still exist and exist with stigma to this day at least the women in this film appear to be treated as humans not just carriers of bacterial infection.

Population Reduction Agenda of the past. All Fear Porn. CCC Camp!!! 333-3 AMP

Baby, it's so much worse today. Than yesterday. 😢😢

Yessiree! VD is nothin' to clap about!

​@@leftylou6070, especially if you CATCH the clap!

The other was the drip. 1960s

not a jail but they had uniforms and no hippa laws obviously filmed here.

Zing

And a cartoon picture of a woman in a bandana with the slogan "We Can Do It".

Having a marketable skill in the trades is a damned good self-esteem booster, and provides financial independence (not dependent upon men).

It’s definitely not how one would assume a normal career path would start, but it was probably a godsend to many women who might never be able to gain the experience to pursue jobs like that. And if they came from small towns or small-minded communities, the chance to start over with a job in a new place with no “reputation” was probably best. It was not fair, but a woman with an STD was usually viewed as cheap trash (even if said woman had only ever slept with her husband who was a serial cheater and slept with every living creature). It seems barbaric and backwards, but… in this kind of situation it probably led to better outcomes than most.

This film was made in 1943-1944. They needed women in the manufacturing trade because the war was going on.

LMAO

or they just withheld treatment altogether and paid burial insurance if you consented to an autospy a la tuskegee experiments

And sulfa drugs were toxic with prolonged use. Hard on the kidneys and liver

*Absolutely...I saw her too...she meant business!*

Chewing Gum With a Dirty Collar, No Shame!..

Your great grand ma had Syphilis? You know grand ma said not to tell that!

That was, unfortunately, back in the time when women were regarded as temptresses due to ideas about Eve and Mary Magdalene. As far as the guy was concerned, well, it wasn't his fault. She OBVIOUSLY did something to seduce him. I hold the hope that this line of thought no longer exists.

I enjoyed the narrator calling her placement at an aircraft factory a "real" job.

@Jay Dire No, he really WAS! I was in the room at the time! He and the contagion doctor had joined in collusion to kill a many women as they could before the war ended too soon! TRUTH.

@@toddmiller5656 line of thought. is true

Except for the one who was scowling. 7:19

@@Dr.Pepper001yes!

Well you know how those...err, types of patients enjoy dancing.

They were dancing well. 🥳

@@yakacm yeah, it's jarring to watch by today's standards. Quite a window into a time of rapid societal change, just after WWII.

What an unfair advantage for those who never had an STD. I wonder how many females said ...okay we can live rent free go through training, get paid for work, save money, have fun, march around in our underwear, dance and put on shows aaaaaand I know which guys you can get the clap from. so I will meet you there, alright?" "YEAH"

Ba, ha, ha! Good 1!

Seriously, very funny 😄

😂🤣😂

You probably dont give a shit but does anybody know of a way to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any help you can give me

@@orionmalik3120 lol u can KZfaq it

let's give the clap a big round of applause!

Absolutely! You and I know that women are never promiscuous. 😅

Huh?

Hussies

they were both cheating , who knows who gave who what. hubby went to the brothel as did her outside beau

@@user-xg3uy6hq9g you clearly know the entire backstory. she was your mother, eh?

Door knobs in those days were filthy. You could get anything from touching them.Also people swam a lot in pools without chlorine and got pregnant. Times were tough then.

@@venusfirenza2547 wonder why God made adultery fornication mix gathering nudity immorality like that major sin? If we all stayed away from these sins these thing would never happen Disgusting problems comes when we break God's created limits And this is also a reason marriages should be done at early ages possible

Public health was in its infancy. The idea of putting people in camps came out of tuberculosis treatment. Its all they could think of.

@@thunderbear0 Oh, like people can't be sexually assaulted, and get infected TOTALLY against their will? You're just BRILLIANT!

@@thunderbear0 Wnaker

Actresses

Good eye, Patricia.. good eye!

It's right on the video description above ... "Produced by the United States Public Health Service and US Department of Agriculture."

There was then no federal top-level department specifically dedicated to health matters, like the modern U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The U.S. Public Health Service was a division of the Department of Agriculture. This was 80 years ago, and the federal government was far, far smaller than now in every way, although growing into the vast sector that it is today. It wasn't because anyone was thinking of the women as mere cattle.

I don’t care about the situation in Cebu.

oh i guess some asian country right.@@wdsftygt

Who would have ever thought!!! Let's run out and get us some Gonorrhea and show our local health dept this film and demand to go to the all expense paid, free VD day spa!!! Imagine their faces!!!

Scrub pervert.

C'mon on Barbie lets get bangin'!

@@MICKEYISLOWD lmao i can juss hear that song 🎶 & Barbie says "alright Ken" 😄😄😄

Lol

During WWII, the nation's economy needed workers. Whether they were prostitutes or virginal farm girls, if they could be taught to weld, rivet, roll bandages, drive trucks, or put 4 tent stakes in a box, they were needed.

Ah, yes, the era of free love - and trusting no one under thirty.

@@commentatron Over thirty.

@@mwbright You're correct; I must have been thinking of nowadays ;-)

That’s because they had effective antibiotics by the 1970’s and it was before AIDS got going.

They had penicillin then. Sulfa was not as expedient at clearing VD.

These are indigent and poor women who do not have the money to pay regular doctors. Nothing about this is a prison. The alternative is continued disease, illness and death.

@@KB4QAA When you do not have a choice to leave or to do what you please. That by definition is a jail.

@@bobalobalie No, that is not the definition of a jail. Buy a dictionary.

STD’s from 1935-1955 ( peak in 55) greatest generation?

@@bobalobalie you’re a disgusting welfare leftist who’s religion is enabling the worst of human behaviour.

That is EXACTLY what I was thinking, lol!

No. Job Corps came out of the New Deal programs like the CCP or REA and a few other "corps" to put people to work in the 1930s.

since this is WWII, their husbands were not home.

@@congoparrot and when they did get home the women all lost their jobs

Hmmm....all the girls that slept around.... shameless hussies

Winning 😎

yep, that why they were sent to pre existing ccc camps . the cc corpsmen ee drafted and at war. but they probably got the VD from their hubbys and boyfriends before they were dratfed.@@congoparrot

*I sure remember..."Universal Precautions."*

Yes, no gloves except for surgery, but lots of hand washing. There was no hand sanitizer. Masks have become standard after Covid.

I worked in a psych hospital in the late 80's,early 90's.... Electric shock therapy was still done at that time, on a weekly basis they lined up...

@@jillijane9793 It’s still used today because some patients swear by it and have been helped when meds didn’t work. A little investigation and you’re going to find some very famous people who were treated with it.

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Natasha Burdette Yep I knew about this since I was a kid. One of my great aunts had a best friend which she had from elementary school who was jailed/treated when her fiance cheated & she ended up getting VD after sleeping with her fiance who CLAIMED "he had also never done this before" (He went on to infect 5 other women that she knew of [who were all jailed/treated] & God only knows how many he infected before her. He was never put into treatment against his will). She apparently was in complete shock because she trusted him. They did NOT end up getting married. She never did get married. It was a very sad thing. It still makes me crazy when we get 2 groups of people that are treated VERY differently & that is why my comment had more than a little sarcasm & you could maybe "hear" my frustration. Have a great day.

Tazhie Nunurbusinezz that is so sad🙁

tuberculosis was treated the same way, forcible confinement . without antibiotics, treatment was difficult.

Well before we get wrapped in public indignation I’m surprised of the sexist assumptions that the man gave it to her. The simple fact is a lot of these women were hookers and VD was a problem in the Armed Forces. This is one way of dealing with it in war time. There was a time when people were quarantined if deemed a health threat to society: TB, VD, Typhoid Fever were hard to cure. We forget the great epidemics of the past: polio, diphtheria, typhoid and VD. These were real. Isolating carriers was a prudent method of protecting society. The needs of the many outweighed the needs of the few. Don’t judge by contemporary standards. By applying today’s values after the fact, you are only demonstrating an inability to understand the mindset and worldview of the time. It was a treatment method, nothing more, today we have better treatment method, but if the women sent there prevented someone catching VD especially a soldier in time of war, it was worth it. Yes it is collectivist but there are collectivist aspects of our society today, just manifested in different ways.

Tazhie Nunurbusinezz people in the military were forced to have treatment and the military regularly had “short arm” inspections where the troops were treated for VD. If you were a civilian and someone caught it from you and named you as a contact during treatment, you were forced to be treated regardless of gender.

probably syphilis

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Husband was off at war. There was a labor shortage, so not a lot of nannies were available.

No, typically they were drafted into the military, if they had not already volunteered.

And Wilma the Welder...!

Rosie the Hiveter.......... watch out Mary Lou

Mostly, drafted them. Discovered they had VD, treated them for it WHILE they were in boot camp. Sent them to fight in the war.

Military service.

I think he said “city”.

I think I might be a farm girl lol

Yes, they were. Most had contracted it from their husbands and boyfriends, while said husbands and boyfriends were on leave, during WWII.

naw there was a large number of people something like 1 in 5 adults had vd at the time. women were tested if they had babies. people had to be checked prior to getting a marriage license.

Some girls just want to have fun,,, but pay a price,same with guys. Clean up the pp,s!!!!!

@@user-xg3uy6hq9g I'm old enough that I had to have a VD test before getting my marriage license.

Or gay

Imagine if that happened today.

No they got sent to war......

They did too, from the US military, typically.