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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
17
A dense listing of situations wanted notes for young men and women seeking work across many trades. Includes hotel clerks, clerks, waiters, ests, painters, janitors, drivers, and general laborers. Names and contact style boxes such as BOX 6M, BOX 98, and street addresses appear alongside brief self descriptions and wage hints.
Classified list of employment ads seeking women for various roles including housekeeper, cook, chambermaid, laundress, companion, nurse, and office assistant. Includes references to colored workers, color, and several BOX and address lines for responses, with numerous locations and requirements noted.
A dense classifieds page listing numerous positions including nurses maids chambermaids office clerks stenographers dressmakers and general housework roles. Entries show color or race notes and multiple addresses in Alexandria Virginia and Washington DC including Prince Street 1409 and 193th 13th NW plus box numbers for responses. Several caregiver and domestic roles mention references wages and hours with emphasis on neatness experience and availability.
A long list of furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent across multiple streets in Washington DC. Many rooms offer hot water heat, bath access, piano, and board options. locations include NW and NE wards near Union Station, Capitol, and government departments. Prices range from $7 to $35 weekly, with permanent or transient stays and private or shared facilities.
Classified ads list furnished rooms with board across NW and nearby streets. Offers include private family homes, hot water heat, private baths, modern conveniences, and proximity to car lines and libraries. Targets include two persons and single occupancy with reasonable terms.
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