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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
11
Free advertising space offered for room rentals and found items in a small column. Advertisers are invited to submit notices on the same day for consideration. Responses are quick as space is limited, and should be concise to secure the advertisement. The notice encourages readers to use the free column to reach potential buyers or renters.
Advertisements are accepted only as paid notices after 9 o clock pm on Saturday. The Washington Post lists numerous pharmacies and firms in various sections for want ads. Specific locations include The Northwest area pharmacies on 7th and L, Albany Pharmacy on 1th and H, and others in Northeast Southeast Southwest Anacostia and surrounding streets. Prices noted indicate a base fee of 5 cents per ad per year.
Brief garbled text appears to be an agents wanted or classified notice fragment with no clear names or details. The readable portion hints at a generic recruitment or employment ad but lacks concrete entities, roles, or dates to summarize meaningfully.
Weavers and manufacturers seek traveling axemen to cover a territory. Earn steady weekly pay with commissions. Apply to local manufacturers or agents for full details and conditions.
Classified column lists many female positions including chambermaid, waitress, cook, general housework, and nanny. Posts call for white or colored women aged 18 to 60, with short phrases noting experience, travel, or relocation, and provide local addresses and box numbers for applications in Washington area.
A garbled early 20th century classified page lists job seeks and sale offers. Items include washwoman, working housekeeper, typwriter, upright pianos, gas range, furniture, books, and various household goods. Several boxes request responses and box numbers for pickup or inquiry.
A dense miscellany of used pianos including Knabe grand and upright models with drastic price cuts, sewing machines, a Rock Palletts bargain, a Harman tuxedo ware, and other bargains. Also listed are a litter of seven week old collie pups and various household items with sale prices and contact notes.
A jumble of 1920s style classified requests and offers seeking reliable labor board work and companionship. Listings include home boards for a refined lady or couple, a boat, a standard typewriter, a motor boat, a bull terrier, and requests for a paid companion, care for a child, or a country home for a bright boy. Various contact hints list box numbers and partial addresses.
A chaotic collage of lost items and notices lists many valuables and belongings with rewards. Watches, jewelry, handbags, glasses, trunks, purses, money bags, and other items are sought with numerous contact hints and location clues across Washington area addresses and train stations.
A jumble of 20th century want ads seeks a sober married man, stenographers, 18 to 60 workers, and a range of roles from dental students to elevator inspectors. Listings promise steady pay, night work, and opportunities at firms like Castalberg, Water Colored Imperial Hotel, and various nurseries. Several calls urge honesty, reliability, and readiness to relocate for jobs in Newark and Washington.
Fragmented classifieds show individuals seeking fortunes and services from massage to clothing sales. Offers include fortune telling, clothing buyouts, home remedies, and cash paid for cast off garments. Blurred contact lines imply personal solicitations and various street addresses.
The piece lists multiple classified items including a lunch room space in the southwest area, a small paint and warp store for cash, an old established coal yard with title futures, a grocery space for rent, a cigar and periodicals buyer, patent and trade mark services, and a Wellington rent offer with reduced rates. It resembles a 20th century classifieds page with box numbers and brief ads for rental, purchase, and services.
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