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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1909
Page
30
A dense column of former classified lines seeks female workers in roles from secretary and stenographer to typist and chambermaid. Listings include byline boxes, hours, pay notes, and geographic mentions, with many contact methods and office locations.
Classified notice listing multiple jobs for housework and laundry by color women. Advertises weekly take home pay, mornings and evenings work, ironing and cleaning duties, and requests reliable applicants. Includes various addresses and contact details, with mentions of specific streets and neighborhoods.
Multiple furnished rooms for rent advertised in a central Northwest DC area near 7th Street and Mount Pleasant with features including hot water heat, private baths, dining rooms, porches, and varied layouts suitable for singles, couples, or professionals. Contact details reference several NW addresses and phone listings.
Numerous furnished rooms for rent listed across Washington DC in multiple neighborhoods including NW and SW. Offerings cover front and rear rooms, single or shared, with hot water, heat, baths, private entries, and house keeping. Many entries specify proximity to streets like 14th, Capitol, and Fayette, with varied rates and terms for short or long stays.
A string of early 20th century classified notes advertises rooms for rent in central locations. Listings detail parlor and bath arrangements, furnished interiors, and monthly rates, targeting single professionals and couples with notes on heating, water, and porch access.
A flood of listings describe rooms with board in numerous Northwest and nearby blocks. Provided are private baths, hot water heat, meals and table service, some with Southern exposure, central locations near Capitol, Union Station, and libraries. Prices range modest to premium, with many single and double rooms, communal kitchens, and fiber of hotel-like conveniences.
A jumble of listings seeks tenants for rooms in private homes across NW streets including 7th St and 16th Ave. Advertised options mention meals or no meals, single or shared rooms, and occasional private baths. Prices range around $8 to $10 weekly with various amenities.
Classified notices advertise rooms wanted near Congress Hall Hotel and Northwest Washington areas. Listings show one to four rooms for rent or board with private family or furnished options, weekly or monthly rates, and box numbers for responses. Individual pleas include near Lincoln Park, Pleasant area, and close to government offices, with several constraints such as board, privacy, or young ladies and couples seeking accommodation.
Multiple 2nd floor and front room rentals advertised in New Bern area listings. Notices describe furnished and unfurnished rooms, housekeeping terms, heat and running water included, some with private baths, and strict occupancy like gentlemen only. Mentions locations near Col Road and Union Benson, with contact numbers.
Supreme Court probate notices announce letters of administration granted for multiple estates in the District of Columbia. Listed administrators include John B. Thomas and Elizabeth M. Bassby, with deadlines set for December 20, 1910, and December 24, 1910. Creditors must file claims with proper authentication to avoid lien exclusions.
Train times and car descriptions clutter a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad timetable fragment. Mentions of New York departures and various Pullman and diner accommodations appear with unclear codes and hours, suggesting a historic rail passenger listing with limited legibility.
Fragmentary lines reference train and ship schedule notes with scattered names and places including Florida Atlantic Coast Line and Wilmington North Carolina. Other fragments mention sessions, arrivals and departures, coaches, and offices, but most specifics are illegible.
Train details show Seaboard and Norfolk and Western lines with Pullman sleeper to Savannah and Jacksonville, listing schedules, stations, and service notes. At least two named entities appear among rail lines and stations, including Norfolk and Western Railway, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Washington Union Station, and New Union Station. The timetable references November 7, 2003 and various connection points.
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