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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
4
Real estate office seeks salesmen with city knowledge and contacts among prominent people to handle high value propositions. Liberal salary or commission offered. References to social and business standing desired. Box 205.
A crowded page shows multiple workplace postings seeking hustling office boys and general labor, with varied requirements from learn-and-earn sales to street-car and hotel positions. Employers include advertising departments, barber shops, hotels, and transport firms offering wages, commissions, and room for advancement.
A jumble of classified style notices seeks helpers for The Washington Post delivery routes with pay per paper, plus afternoon and evening collection work. Also listings for hotel staff cooks plumbers porters housemaids and various clerical and sales roles across multiple Washington addresses and firms, with typical wages and shift details.
The fragment lists numerous job ads for waitresses maids and housework in various locations with pay offers and duties. It mentions telephone company positions with first year salaries, dining house work, and multiple labor roles tied to specific addresses and institutions. The tone resembles a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper classifieds section.
A collage of classified style notices lists Ali Amotnd seeking office work in Washington with ten years buying and selling goods. an architectural and engineering designer draftman seeks office or contract work. a Butler valet cook offers services to private families. a carpenter planter and garage attendant advertises prompt service. an experienced elevator operator seeks shifts. various notices recruit ship printers, stewards, and laundress. multiple boxes mark contact entries for employment.
Fragmented notices list various lost items including a beaded satin bag from Antigua Belo, a pocket autographic camera, a wristwatch, a fur piece, a handbag, and keys. Rewards are offered for return, with several contact addresses in Washington DC areas such as Rock Creek Park, Sibley Hospital, and 14th Street.
A fragmented notice describes a detective service tied to a government or school setting. It lists contact details including a Bilg phone line and reference to emergency or evening operations. The readable portion suggests a service offering investigations or security work with official or quasi official affiliation.
Summer school offered from June 15 for children aged 4 to 14 at 17 Grafton st. Include private lessons in math, language arts, and music. University graduates with 20 years experience Professors Boa and others teach. Special lessons in Brenh Tratlan Spanish by widow of diplomat with 25 years in service. Send grades I to 7 to Box 426 this office.
A sharp appeal for the Palo Beach Suit features cool natural colors and neat stripes in pinch back regu lation or Norfolk models. Priced from 15 to 20 dollars, the suit is marketed as stylish and comfortable for hot weather.
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