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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1910
Page
11
A cluttered listing page with assorted small ads includes situational want ads for women, secondhand items like motorcycles and typewriters, pets including kittens and poodles, toys and wooden pieces, private lessons, and various sales pitches. Names and addresses appear amid terse product notes and prices, reflecting a bustling early 20th century classifieds section.
A long classified list of labor help requests and job seekers including clerical work stenography accounting and general labor. Entries show varied ages from teens to young men and women seeking positions such as stenographer clerk cleaner driver janitor porter barber waiter and other office or shop tasks with references and location notes.
Classified seeks a wide range of employment for a colored woman of varied skills from nursing and chambermaid to housework and sewing. Various listings promise flexible travel, evening work, and affordable rates, including care of invalids, children, and general housekeeping with references.
Classified notice lists multiple furnished rooms for rent across Clifton Street NW and nearby streets. Each room offers conveniences, with descriptions of large windows and southern exposures. Contact numbers and addresses include 486 Clifton St NW and 816 17th St for inquiries.
A dense OCR fragment listing laundry work by colord women and multiple room rental notices across northwest districts. It mentions daily or weekly work and numerous addresses, with varying wages and terms, including front rooms, furnished suites, and housekeeping services.
Classifieds list numerous fully furnished rooms with private baths and all conveniences, many with southern exposure and proximity to Capitol Street, NW and surrounding streets. Offers include single and double rooms for individuals or couples, rents ranging around modest to moderate amounts, some with housekeeping and board options, in several neighborhoods including Northwest and adjacent avenues.
Numerous rental notices describe furnished front and rear rooms for one or two men or couples in private families. Many listings offer board, private baths, or common facilities, with weekly or monthly rates and proximity to government buildings, stations, or downtown areas. Various NW, NE, SW, and surrounding streets feature ad hoc hoteliers seeking respectable tenants.
Numerous room rental notices offering board in various Northwest and Northeast Washington locations. Advertisements describe single and shared rooms with private baths, steam heat, and meals available, with weekly or monthly rates ranging from about $5 to $26. Several listings highlight proximity to Capitol, banks, and transit, with references to private residences and modern facilities.
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