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Because we all have to do it: How 19th-century pioneers handled bathroom hygiene
The pioneers' bathroom hygiene practices were quite different from our own. In fact, they didn't even have toilet paper.
In 1850s America, most people relied on privies and outhouses for their bathroom needs. But the Davis family of Natchez, Miss., had something few other Americans did: indoor hot-and-cold running water ...
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