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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
10
A jumble of male help wanted ads from a historical newspaper page fragment. Includes driver, clerk, writer, painter, and household positions with names, addresses, and pay hints. Several entries reference box numbers and local contacts, plus scattered job details and obsolete terms.
A jumble of early 20th century classified personals and service ads lists household helpers, maids, and assistants for wages at multiple addresses. It also includes requests for products like wigs and hairpieces, translations, and cash offers for clothing and household items.
A compact crop of scattered classified items items for sale bids rewards and notices. Items include jewelry like gold pins and a brooch, a portable typewriter a gun case and a mantels bed, an electric typewriter a camera and violin, with several rewards for lost items. Names and addresses appear in places such as Plattsburg and nearby streets. A mix of small ads and notices shows a busy local classifieds page.
Lost and found notices list numerous items with rewards, locations, and contact clues including jewelry, watches, spectacles, bags, wallets, keys, and letters. Entries specify near Palais Royal and various DC streets, urging owners to claim at Lost and Found Bureaus or hotel desks with descriptions and times.
Auction style list of for sale items including pianos uprights mahogany cases various clothing coats suits gowns sewing and embroidery items bicycles cameras and frames household goods ship models pigeons crates and odds and ends many entries with box numbers and addresses for contact, some prices and trade offers included.
Readable fragments show listings for carpet, coats, baking ras, a female hulu terrier, and a gentleman's evdd. References include addresses such as 1165 N.Y. Ave and vague notes about items like antique 12 pair vortieres and a water back.
A cluttered classified fragment lists requests for coins gold pins and watches, musical instruments like mandolins and pianos, household items, and cheap desks and cameras. It mentions buyers such as Louis Abrahams and Otis ABRAS and includes box addresses for responses.
A dense classified page lists numerous help wanted and situational postings. Entries include positions such as private family butler and valet, assistant bookkeeper, clerk, janitor, carpenter, chauffeur, stenographer, and hotel staff. Names and addresses are partially obscured or formatted as post office boxes. Some listings specify skill levels, references, or language abilities, with various locations and wage notes implied in the old style classified structure.
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