1910 Fashion Magazine (Patreon)

Within a few years of Hippolytaphorbia IV becoming available in drugstores everywhere, women's magazines were filled with illustrations of brawny girls, stronger than the men in their lives. Terms like Femme Forte and Body Moderne were thrown around, but eventually most everyone settled on the term "Boomgirl" to describe both the chemical compound and the women who were transformed by it. The point was clear to everyone: young women were embracing the chance to be stronger than their brothers and beaus, and seize the world in their newly strong hands.