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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1908
Page
9
An overcrowded page lists horse carriages, autos and tire services with prices, plus a large set of lost and found notices and rewards. Items include pianos, purses, rings, watches, and personal trinkets, with contact details and rewards across Washington DC listings.
A Jumbled list of lost and found items and descriptors appears, naming gloves, hats, jewelry, clothing, wallets, and baggage. It notes owners must identify property at various offices and locations, including near the US Capitol, railway stations, and streets like Willard and Mount Vernon. Names and exact items are inconsistently legible.
De Moll & Co at 1231 6 St advertises a removal sale of pianos and player pianos with upright models priced from 190 to 450 dollars. Also notes umbrellas recovered and repaired at BROEGER'S UMBRELLA STORE at 618 Ninth Street with prices and service details.
A dense classified page advertises diverse items for sale including violin, overcoats, pianos, typewriters, lamps, and household goods. It lists prices, contact boxes, and locations, with references to agencies like Smith Pianos and various DC streets and stores.
A chaotic mix of wanted items and job listings including jewelry, gold, silver, furniture, musical instruments, pianos, typewriters, and various household goods. Individuals seek bought items and employment in offices, private families, and shops with notes on conditions, prices, and contact boxes.
A dense, typographically jumbled list of domestic help ads includes mentions of a maid, mother’s helper, nurse or companion, night work by a refined lady, nurse graduate registered, pastry cook, seamstress, stenographer, typist, traveling companion, and an upstairs attendant. Addresses and box numbers suggest multiple listings seeking various household staff.
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