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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
5
A long mixed list of work pleas and contact hints. It features many positions offered by young men and one by a colored man, including electrical work, elevator boy, gardener, janitor, office work, grocery clerk, piano players, waiters, watchman, and more with various addresses and phone references.
A compact list of short classified entries shows young men seeking any kind of work. Mentions include white and colored applicants aged 20 to 60, with locations such as 925 N.Y. Ave, 212 7th St. SW, Nost. SE, and 415 8th St. SE. Some ads reference dairy work, team handling, painting, house tasks, and general labor.
A long classified listing from a newspaper page shows multiple notices for female workers seeking housework, chambermaid, cook, waitress, laundry, and light office duties. Entries specify color, location, work hours, and references, with addresses such as 1007 W St NW and 2724 Cleveland Place NW.
Large collection of job ads from a historic newspaper segment listing laundresses, nurses, chambermaids, cooks, seamstresses, clerks, and hotel or private family positions. Includes postings for first class references, day or evening work, and home or hotel assignments with various locations around Washington, D.C.
A long list of rooms and furnished suites is offered in various Washington DC addresses including 310 C N W, 108 P St NW, 218 par month and up, with features such as hot water heat, steam heat, baths, reception halls, and southern or eastern exposures. Listings include multiple two room suites, single rooms, and housekeeping options in properties like The Cumberland and The Brunswick near railway or city areas.
A historical clutter of furnished rooms for rent across Northwest Washington addresses from 8th to 20th Streets and nearby avenues. Entries describe fur. rooms with heat gas bath private family or single living, monthly rates from $5 to $34.50, front rooms, front hallrooms, with kitchens or baths, some with references and private houses.
A dense, fragmented ad page offering numerous furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent across NW DC addresses including 1619 17th St NW and 12th, 14th, 18th, 19th, and Col Rd corridors. Highlights include front rooms, heat, board, private families, and proximity to car lines, with rates from a few dollars to about $25 monthly and options for single or double occupancy. Names of buildings like The Penhurst, Franklin, Comet, and The Champlain appear, along with multiple contact phone numbers and street-level details.
Numerous rooms and suites for rent across Northwest and Southeast Washington with varying furnishings, heat, bath access, and board options. Listings include private family houses and apartment floors near M and 14th Streets, Capitol, and Navy Yard with prices ranging around $ hard to parse but bills commonly note board availability and utilities.
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