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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1910
Page
12
A fragmented classifieds page lists items for sale including large refrigerators, skirts, mantels, trunks, porcelain wares, steamers, clothing, pianos, window shades, beds and mattresses. With scattered pricing and contact notes, the ad compiles many private sale offers and contact lines across multiple items.
A long OCR fragment lists jobs and applicants including chauffeurs cooks gardeners janitors drivers and household staff. It mentions colored and white applicants, varied ages, references and locations in Washington area with boxes for responses.
Numerous classified ads seek male and female workers of varied ages for watchman, governess, secretary, cleaning, mouse work, and general labor. Positions include furnished rooms, temporary summer engagements, and part time shifts in offices, garages, and homes, with details on location near downtown Washington and Maryland areas.
Classifieds list furnished rooms for rent at The Arizona and nearby addresses with features such as gas ranges, al cove spaces, and water access. Multiple postings include single rooms, floor rooms, and shared accommodations aimed at professionals and students, with various house rules and nearby transit mentions.
A sprawling, OCR heavy classified collection displays employment ads seeking housekeepers, laundresses, cooks, nannies, and general domestic help. Many entries specify race preferences, wages, days, and living arrangements in Washington DC areas, with repeated references to colored or white workers and rooming options. The page preserves numerous box numbers, contact hints, and job conditions across apartments and private homes.
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