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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1966
Page
10
An inviting letter from Pat Walker promises a reducing salon in Sydney. The American described her as dynamic, with a 22 inch waist and flair for fashion, claiming she redistributes women’s curves from Miami to Sydney. She asserts long development and investment behind her equipment.
Internationally known reducing authority Pat Walker opens a new salon on Wilshire Blvd in Los Angeles boasting computerized equipment. The program claims to remove excess weight with skin firming and toning, promising dramatic figures after a few treatments. Walker markets salons across California and Australia and targets women ages 14 to 84 with a sales network promoting rapid weight loss.
Pat Walker promotes a new Lakewood and Long Beach reducing program with advanced equipment. He claims the method is scientifically sound, affordable, and tailored to real needs, contrasting it with outdated approaches and empty promises offered by competitors.
People share experiences with Pat Walker slimming studios in Lakewood and Long Beach. Testimonials describe weight loss from sizes 20 to 12 and 18 to 8, with improvements in confidence, wardrobe fit, and daily activity. Patients praise the program’s targeted fat loss and supportive staff, noting lasting motivation.
A fragment discusses dieting outcomes and body shapes, noting that hunger may reduce the waist but hips thighs ankles and sway back persist as part of the figure. The text reflects a period view on weight and body type in an awkward quotation about classification.
San Francisco woman Matilda Kettle describes years of unhappiness and failed diets before trying a Pat Walker weight loss program. She reports dropping to a healthy size 14, then to 12, and losing about 60 pounds, crediting the ad for a life change and improved health.
Miss Walker promotes a computerized weight reduction program in Southern California offering a free trial. The ad claims rapid, easy loss without strict dieting and invites readers to reserve an appointment at 378 Duce Avenue, mentioning figure analysis and slim fashion options.
A new computer controlled reducing program promises quick weight loss for women with no strenuous exercise or disrobing. The offer includes a free trial treatment and figure analysis for Southern California residents, inviting appointments by come in or call later.
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