Day's Work Offered by Swedish Woman in City
A competent honest Swedish woman seeks temporary work such as taking charge of infants or acting as a Call Swedish servant. Address 594 Sd ave near 3%h st for employment inquiries.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
28
A competent honest Swedish woman seeks temporary work such as taking charge of infants or acting as a Call Swedish servant. Address 594 Sd ave near 3%h st for employment inquiries.
Commissioner Woodbury leads an East Side campaign to curb street filth by education driven largely by schoolchildren. Over two hundred clubs will form, each four to six blocks, reporting sanitary violations to police and health officials. badges and literature funded from the Street Cleaning Department.
A dense classifieds page lists numerous sought positions from chauffeurs and machinists to gardeners and cooks. Entries highlight education, references, and willingness to relocate in Newark, Brooklyn, Hoboken, and New York City, with many applicants offering steady work, specific skills, and day or full time arrangements.
Nathan Geist of 3 Willett Street files a voluntary bankruptcy showing debts of 1,487 and assets of 20. Principal creditor H J Bates & Co at 22 Church Street. Angulo Mannalio lists 90 debt and 12.28 assets. Miss Stephen of New York City holds 22,000 secured mortgage, C Penella of New York City 11,000 secured, Morria Sentill & Mason 11,0% secured. Debtor also owes 3.60 on Hell Piano Company indebt. Assets total 1,061 in goods and household items 250.
James McCreery and Co offers heavy American cut glass including 8.5 inch salad bowls priced at 2.50, nappies with or without handles at 2.00 and 1.75 each, and 5 inch nappie with simple cutting.
Roscoe C. Peck was named receiver of the business of Fink and Gruen, with a $500 bond. The filing lists counts and accounts due the Bell Piano Company totaling $83 and stock valued at $7,726, with a $3.00 figure appearing in the balance.
A Macy department display lists travel gear by floor from basement trunks to main floor cases. It details dozens of leather bound suitcases and steamer trunks with prices, plus on the main floor dressing cases flasks and bottle cases, and picnic sets for motoring trips, all offered at underselling rates.
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