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Mrs. Dr. Rebecca Keck sold remedies to thousands for nearly 30 years. One day in 1856 residents of Fairfield, Iowa, scowled at an 18-year-old farm girl with curly dark hair who was parading around the muddy town square wearing loose “Turkish” pants, popularly known as bloomers. Rebecca Ilgenfritz, ignoring the raised eyebrows and horrified guffaws …
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