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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1908
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment lists partial and overlapping pharmacy and street names including references to Astera Pharmacy on Florida Avenue, Mendota Pharmacy, and various street intersections. The text appears as a scattered map of drugstores across multiple city blocks with incomplete addresses and inconsistent formatting.
A chaotic collage of classified lines seeks female help in art, kitchen, and domestic roles. Listings mention cooks, maids, laundresses, a nurse, and general housework with various hours and locations across the city, alongside numerous lost items and ads.
Fragmentary OCR text shows prices paid for golds and diamonds, mentions a sale store and a cream garden location. Details are incomplete with garbled phrases and unclear places or dates. cannot determine a coherent event or outcome from the readable segments.
Readable classified fragment lists pianos and household items for sale and trade. Mentions firms ENABE & CO and HESS AND GRICKS with multiple instruments including pianos, squares, uprights, tables, chairs, and other furnishings, plus bicycles, car parts, clothing, and a few animals. Item details are varied and somewhat garbled but indicate a broad garage sale style catalog from a Washington DC area listing.
Tents of all kinds at low pricesCamp tables cots and camping supplies listed by S Bensinger & Co at 11th and B Streets ending of day.
Classified ads seek to buy or lease various items including bicycles with coaster brakes, a upright piano, a steamer trunk, a corner closet, a garden hose, portable ranges, a canoe, a bird cage, a lathe, and a steam engine part. Listings also request a watch dog, Edison records, Victor or Columbia disks, and a cash register in good condition. Many ads specify price offers and delivery or moving arrangements.
Fraternity class country place needs management and ability to assist with gardens and general duties. Young white couple seeks work as housekeeper and gardener. interview requested with references. Box 40, this office. Mother and daughter seek cook and nurse or maid positions. city refs. 1818 Yoth St. RR-erry.
Classified ad batch shows a long list of male applicants seeking daily labor, clerical, hotel, bartending, janitorial, porter, and various skilled positions. Names, addresses, and brief qualifications appear for roles such as bartender, janitor, bookkeeper, stenographer, driver, and general handyman, with emphasis on reliability, race notes, and willingness to relocate or leave town.
A dense compilation of situational wants and home work ads seeks women for clerical, housekeeping, cooking, chambermaid, waitress, and domestic roles. Entries mention addresses, hours, and pay ranges along with names or initials of advertisers and contact methods.
An Angren box number advertises seeking a working partner with $2000 for a profitable patent block signal project. It claims guaranteed profits with no risk and invites a lady or gentleman to invest $600 for secured interest. The notice mentions a four year old office in Susiaeng and a central area for selling, with unspecified addresses and vague financial terms.
An OCR readout presents a jumble of small ads and notices from a historical newspaper. It mentions a dancing academy, boxing and wrestling, pets including dogs cats birds parrots canaries and rabbits, a bird store at 71 14th street, a furniture and piano storage business at 418 10th street, bicycle repairs by Oswald & Hunter, a spiritualist medium seance schedule, and a dentistry ad offering painless teeth treatment. The fragment shows multiple business names and addresses with little coherent context.
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