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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
12
A jumble of rental notices seeks furnished or unfurnished rooms for individuals, couples, and families. Prospective tenants request central locations, reasonable rents, and quiet households with boards or shared facilities in private families or suburban settings.
A jumble of rental notices lists multiple apartments in Cambridge and Northwest Washington. Offerings include 1 to 4 room units with baths, furnished or unfurnished, several on NW streets, with rents ranging from low to mid 30s monthly. Some ads mention summer terms, janitorial service, and modern conveniences, plus a few distinctly labeled properties like The Woodley and The Cecil Corner.
Readable fragment lists numerous furnished rooms for rent with or without board near North CapobiLibrary area. Mentions locations including NW Ott and ST NW, various private family setups, prices around 5 to 10 per week, and multiple rooms with baths, gas heat, and private entrances. Some details unclear due to OCR errors.
Multiple compact ads describe furnished rooms for rent across Northwest DC near 14th and 15th streets and Columbia Heights. Listings include front rooms with private baths, dining and cooking access, or shared facilities. various neighborhoods note proximity to car lines, parks, and a business center with meals and summer rates. Names of streets such as Euclid, Euclid Street, 8th Street, and 46th Street appear alongside landlords offering single or double rooms, some with private baths, telephones, and heat.
A long OCR list shows numerous private rooms for rent in DC addresses such as NW and SE districts. Advertised features include board, bathrooms, hot water, gas, steady rates, proximity to streetcar lines, and private families. many entries specify single or double rooms, some with bay windows, summer rates, and references.
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