Bringing Up Father Library Offer Disclosed
Fragmentary OCR notes show a character declaring a library purchase or offer linked to the comic strip Bringing Up Father. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes show a character declaring a library purchase or offer linked to the comic strip Bringing Up Father. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
A jumble of job notices and classifieds appears, listing positions such as bookkeeper, ledger clerk, warehouse helper, furniture worker, maid, dishwashers, and a street railway trainee program. The text includes location hints like 712 11th St NW and references to Washington Railway and Electric Co. Employment terms vary, with wages and hours inconsistently presented.
Employment notice for telephone operator positions at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. in Washington. No experience required. permanent work with good salary and excellent surroundings. Apply at Main Official, Breach 97, eighth floor, 725 13th St NW. Other ads include baker, guard, and department shop positions with brief application details.
A montage of help wanted ads lists positions for waitresses, ironers, bookkeeper, housekeepers, maids, cooks, cashiers, and chauffeurs. Several listings seek experienced, white or colored workers, with wages and locations noted, including 1304 G Street NW and 19 Pierce Street NW, plus various other addresses and roles around Washington.
A cluttered classified section lists items for sale including Morris mahogany pieces, dictionaries, an Englander saw, a modern oak desk set, an Emerson cabinet grand piano, oak furniture, a brass bed, an iron bed, and a Remington typewriter. Also notes a telegraph-like job ad and a colored girl seeking work with contact at several addresses in the city.
A cluttered page of classified notices lists various sales and offers. Furniture pieces including a large sectional icebox, oak dining set, mahogany hall seat, and antique items are advertised with contact details and prices. Musical instruments and audio gear such as upright pianos, talking machines, and a variety of components are offered or sought, with auction houses and dealers named. Also included are mirrors, portable desks, and household items for sale or repair, plus miscellaneous services and requests for old gold and jewelry.
Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping in a two story building near Dupont Circle and Lincoln Park. Second floor front room with continuous hot water bath. includes a bedroom kitchenette. suitable for a working couple with a small child. Contact North 7122 or Box 673 for details.
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