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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1969
Page
10
Retired civil service woman promotes a body-shaping service offering figure analysis to identify where to lose weight. She emphasizes personal transformation through safe reduction, cost, and time, noting many women share similar concerns and can regain confidence and satisfaction with their appearance.
Irma B. Goldstine recounts using Pat Walker’s personalized reducing program. The testimonial touts easy relaxing treatment, weight and inch loss, and newfound confidence from a slimmer wardrobe and improved energy.
A collection of letters from women praising the Pat Walker plan. Mrs. Josephine Conway says her dress size dropped from 40 to 12 after losing 67 pounds without dieting or exercise. Mrs. Kathryn Weinberg reports 19 pounds lost in two months and 21 inches trimmed.
Del Cartwright recounts meeting Pat Walker founder of a Sydney reducing salon touting a computerized device to remove fat from hips and thighs. He describes her as sincere and claims clients relax in privacy while machines work to reshape skin and melt bulges with immediate results.
The piece discusses persistent hopes and scams in the reducing industry and announces Pat Walker’s new computerized reducing program. It claims the program offers a practical, honest approach and contrasts it with past schemes. It emphasizes education and genuine results for women seeking real reduction.
An advertisement invites women of Southern California to a free trial treatment and figure analysis. It promises personalized assessment and suggests scheduling by phone or in person to reserve an appointment.
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