Free Want Ads Guide In The Washington Post
Free advertising policy explained for the Medical section. No charge for small notices, limit fifteen words, one ad per person per day, deadlines and agency drop locations listed with names and streets.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1907
Page
4
Free advertising policy explained for the Medical section. No charge for small notices, limit fifteen words, one ad per person per day, deadlines and agency drop locations listed with names and streets.
A corporation owning and operating an industrial railway and mining enterprise seeks representatives for high remuneration. Address LB H., Room 65, Flatiron Building, New York City.
Classified style listing offering positions including a violin teacher for Riano-JEFFERSON Conservatory of Music in Charlottesville and other domestic and clerical roles. Includes instructions to apply, ages, hours, and locations, plus numerous employment lines for stenographers, typists, barbers, drivers, maids, and other roles in Washington area.
Classified notice listing multiple job ads: steno typist and writer, waiter, tea salesman, clothing salesman, insurance office clerk, bread wagon driver. Includes subtle details like addresses, box numbers, and references for applicants, reflecting early 20th century classifieds.
Numerous classified ads seek female workers for dressmaking and sewing training, plus many chambermaid and cook positions in Washington area. Listings request experienced white or colored workers, stipulating wages from 15 to 40 dollars weekly, with various residences and hours. apply to The Washington Domestic Guild and related agencies.
City classifieds list numerous job ads: general houseworker, nurse, maid, laundress, lunch counter and lunchroom staff, saleslady, and office work. Many entries specify race, wages, shifts, and addresses, including positions in homes, departments, and private guilds. The document reflects era-specific recruitment of domestic workers and service staff with strong entity references to people, places, and organizations.
A long classified list offers new and used items for sale including registrars, rings, suit jackets, furniture and more. Also multiple lost items noted with descriptions and contact references, ranging from pets to accessories and personal effects with rewards.
West End Storage Company offers careful handling and monthly storage on presentation of the ad. Includes packing, drayage, and shipping with clean dry storage. Also lists numerous found items and exchanges including piano lessons, clerical positions, and various goods, with notices for owners to claim items.
For sale or exchange notices list a double harness, camera items, filing case, dentistry services without plates, and other small tools. Names include J W Beale, superintendent, and J L Wilson with partial addresses and office references.
Numerous short notices seek work for a wide range of positions including cook butler stenographer bookkeeper bartender porter waiter houseman and various domestic roles. Many entries specify colored workers single men or couples, with box numbers and addresses in Washington offices and NW/MD areas. some offer real estate or business engagement.
A long column of classified ads seeks female help including hotel management experience, companion or mother’s helper, bookkeeper or cashier, cooks, housekeepers, dressmakers, and governesses. Listings specify colored or white applicants, private families, or agencies, with contact BOX numbers and street addresses. some emphasize travel, daily or evening work, and references, in a bustling early 20th century job market.
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