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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
5
Miscellaneous wanted and offers from a historical newspaper page. Mentions prices paid for B&O and Pamileage tickets, furniture and carpets, shoe repair, piano tuning and storage, drills, engines, phonographs, radios, and other second hand goods. Includes contact hints and brief request notes across inventory items and services.
A garbled, OCR like notice lists varied job ads and notes from a late era, including positions such as accountant, stenographer, bookkeeper, paperhanger, meat cutter, and laborer. It mentions wages, evenings work, and locations unclear, with several partial addresses and names. The readable fragments highlight resume style ads seeking steady, reliable workers, color references, Spanish speaking ability, and clerical skills.
Classified item lists nursing and maternity case work at 2107 N Y Avenue NW and nursing or housework offered by a colored girl at 40 Elm Street NW. brief invocation of "NURSE or housework" jobs in the Spey area with unspecified dates.
Historical classified ad segment lists SITUATIONS WANTED for females and sewing by the day, with numerous STENOGRAPHER and TYPIST roles. Entries show positions like STENOGRAPHER, typist, transcription, office work, and waitressing, including locations and partial contact lines across addresses such as Belmont, Shepherd Street, Col. Road, Holmead Place, and 1880s Washington, indicating varied employment requests and hours.
Numerous listings for furnished rooms and apartments in NW DC and nearby areas. Properties offer hot water heat, steam heat, electric lights, bath access, and near transportation lines. several target gentlemen or private families, with daily to monthly rates and elevator or parlor features.
A dense listing of furnished rooms and small suites in private homes across multiple downtown DC streets. Many spaces advertise front rooms, ballrooms, heat, hot water, and near car lines with options for single or double occupancy, private families, and reasonable weekly or monthly rates. Listings include contact notes and area guidance for prospective tenants.
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