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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1916
Page
5
Classified notice seeks a female cook and housework helper by the day. Several listings show applicants offering kitchen duties, cleaning, and domestic tasks for private families. Resumes mention experience with cooking, laundry, ironing, and general home care.
Multiple listings advertise furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent in New York area hotels and nearby streets. Advertised amenities include electricity, hot water, porch, and southern exposure. Rates range from $8 to $18 per week with some singles and doubles. several listings note proximity to theaters, transit, or a post office.
A flood of rental notices from Washington DC area listings for private rooms, front and back quarters, and shared apartments. Advertisements show numerous street addresses in NW and nearby avenues, with monthly rates from a few dollars to weeks up to $18, private baths, running water, heat, electricity, and limited furnishings, targeting single men, couples, and small families seeking short or long term lodging.
A dense, fragmented OCR of housing rental notices lists multiple rooms for rent in NW and nearby streets. Entries mention front and second floor rooms, shared baths, hot water, and varying rates. some list furniture, private porches, or limited amenities. The page reads like a classified ads compilation with numerous street names and unit types.
Fractured ad seeks rooms or apartments for rent near Cooma and Perth. Mentions single elderly woman, married couple, table board, and near Fairmont Street with adult family. Includes vague contact cues and scattered names like Mire Flaherty and Mrs. WoT Jeffries in a cluttered text block.
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