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from Woman's Magazine, 1893, but the corresponding advertising, by the same image was from 1890.
[edit] DOCTORS RECOMMEND REAST'S PATENT
Invigorator corsets.
FOR LADIES, MAIDS, BOYS, GIRLS, AND CHILDREN.
Dr. M. O. B. NEVILLE, L.R.C.P., Edin. Medical Officer of Health, says, Nov. 1st, 1890 :—
"From a scientific point or view, I am of opinion that your Corset is the only one that gives support without unduly compressing important organs. Its elasticity, in a great measure, prevents this. I am satisfied by its support of back and shoulders, that it is a material help to expanding the chest."
"Mrs. WELDON'S FASHION JOURNAL," says July '90:—
"Undoubtedly supplies a long-felt want for ensuring an upright form and graceful carriage COMBINES ELEGANCE of FORM WITH COMFORT. It renders a corset what it should be, comfort, and support to the wearer, strengthening the spine, expanding the chest, and giving necessary support without tight lacing or undue pressure."
PRICES.
Child's under 5 years, 3/4; Boys' and Girls' over 5 years, 4/6; Maids, 5/6; Ladies', 6/6, 8/6, 12/9, 22/6, 63/-.
SOLD BY ALL DRAPERS, OR SEND P.O. TO REAST, 15, CLAREMONT, HASTINGS, ENGLAND. FOR LICENSE FOR MANUFACTURING, OR SALE OF AMERICAN PATENT APPLY AS ABOVE. [1893]
see also:
NURSING JOURNAL
http://wikisource.org/wiki/United_States_patent_number:433095 [[Category:Tightlacing]
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