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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
37
The Washington Post advertises free small notices for wants ads including found, for sale, for rent, and services with limits. It lists station offices and pharmacies around the city for dropping ads and notes time cutoffs on Saturdays. many job and domestic help and business opportunities are shown in dense sample lines.
Classified aid wanted notices from Washington area list numerous positions for home helpers. Includes cooks, chambermaids, waitresses, dressmakers, and general houseworkers with varied hours, locations, and references. many entries specify color, age, and personal qualities.
A crowded classified page lists varied general housework and domestic helper notices. Entries seek reliable women and girls for cooking cleaning babysitting laundry and care tasks with hours and locations across DC area including Mt. Pleasant Dupont and Georgetown addresses. many ads request references and specify color or nationality preferences.
Classified help wanted notices list varied positions for colored and white applicants including butler, cook, baker, chauffeur, coachman, driver, watchman, elevator operator, janitor, florist, hotel staff, chambermaid, waitress, and more. Applies to 804 17th St NW with multiple entries and references. some entries mention racial descriptors and contact details.
Classified help wanted ads seek chambermaids cooks cleaners and companions of various races and ages. Many listings require experience and good references with locations around 804 17th St NW and nearby avenues. Several entries specify American or colored applicants and roles in private families schools hospitals or institutions.
Classified ad roster shows numerous positions in private Washington households. Listings include chambermaids, waitresses, cooks, housemaids, nannies, nurses, laundresses, dressmakers, and general houseworkers. Employers specify race and stay-night requirements, wages from $12 to $25 monthly, and apply at 804 17th Street NW for The Washington Domestic Guild.
An old equity ad page lists various wanted items and offers including a good second hand cook stove, a typewriter with attachments, a showcase straight front, a bicycle cheap for cash, an automobile on easy payments, a bootblack stand, and real estate broker license purchase. Also requests for a drop leaf sewing machine, upright filing stand, and storage space with references, all referenced by box or office contact.
A formal notice proclaims strict behavior standards for the guild with a call to register for a position. It lists a street address at 204 17th Street NW and a main telephone number 1345 for contact.
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