A controversy surrounding Mary Rogers was blamed on a woman who ran a business for this practice named Madame Restell, who pulled from (15[1])Charles Knowlton's The Fruits of Philosophy. Mary Dennett co-founded a national organization that promoted this practice. Fania Mindell and Ethyl Byrne helped spread this practice to (15[2])Brooklyn. C. Lee Butxon, an advocate of this practice, was (*) fined $100, leading to a 1965 Supreme Court case in which William (10[1])O. Douglas (10[1])discussed (10[1])"penumbras" in (10[1])the Bill of (10[2])Rights. A "League" for this (10[1])practice was founded by an activist targeted by Anthony Comstock. The article "What Every Mother Should Know" was written by a (10[1])woman whose clinic offered (10[1])this service that would become (10[1])Planned (10[2])Parenthood. For 10 points, name this service advocated for by Margaret Sanger, which includes "the pill." ■END■