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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
3
Classified list shows a male applicant seeking work as a fountain clerk and related positions. The garbled OCR includes references to typing, wages, residence, and experience notes, with scattered job desire details and contact hints amid noisy text.
A noisy candid ad era asks for colored women for cook and general housework. Listings mention first-class domestic service, laundress, chambermaid, and housework across multiple CITY areas. References, wages, and hours vary, with many BOX numbers and contact notes.
A blotchy ad lists numerous positions including young women for sewing and removable term work, stenography and typing, traveling companion and travel work, waitress and cleaning roles, and general clerical tasks. It seeks a capable long term and short term workers, with references to experience, hours, and compensation in a vintage small-town classifieds tone.
Multiple listings advertise furnished rooms for rent at The Arizona and surrounding addresses. Features include hot water, European plans, summer rates, and options for single or shared occupancy with varying amenities. Some postings target men only or include private entries and common areas.
A long column lists numerous furnished rooms for rent in several addresses around DC and NW, including hotels and private homes. It notes rates from monthly to weekly, mentions private baths, elevator access, and board options. Names of buildings and streets such as Uth and G Sts, Sagamore, Columbia Road, and Mass Ave appear among the listings.
A busy catalog of detailed room rentals across NW locations. Listings describe furnished and unfurnished options with or without board, including floor levels, nearby streets, and amenities. Several rooms emphasize reasonable rates, private baths, and shared spaces in houses along Vermont Ave, Park Rd, and other avenues.
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