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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1919
Page
2
Classified notice seeks sales representatives for varied territories. Position calls for strong communication skills and proactive outreach. Applicants should demonstrate reliability and product knowledge as part of a competitive compensation plan.
Classified notices show multiple postings seeking stenographers clerks operators houseworkers and maids with varied wages location at Washington DC and surrounding areas. Ads invite applications by mail or in person mentioning permanent positions high salaries and training.
A dense OCR fragment lists various labor ads and notices. It mentions wages and meals, positions such as public safety items, taxi driver references, and multiple job postings. Various names and locations appear, including Washington area addresses and business names. The text resembles a late 19th or early 20th century classified page with meal incentives and employment opportunities.
Classified notices show various jobs and tasks seeking women, including domestic help, teachers, stenographers, waitresses, and nurses. Entries specify employers or boxes for responses, with locations in Washington area and brief requirements like experience, education, or availability.
Fragments describe a gray motorized bicycle lost at Conduit Pond area with olive drab paint and damaged parts. Several rewards offered for recovery of the machine, a pocketbook, a ladies wrist watch, and other items. contact Elwin W. Cooper and others at various addresses. Multiple reward notices for lost items appear throughout the text.
Pamphlet style classified listing offering palmists and detectives for readings and investigations. Includes MME ALLEN Madame De Laine Madame Eppy J Princess Janett with various prices and locations, plus references to 56 years’ experience and licensed detectives. Some lines include room rentals and merchandise ads.
Historic rental notes list numerous furnished rooms across downtown Washington with private baths, electricity, and maid service. Advertisements show prices from $1.50 daily to $36 monthly, with options for single or double occupancy and occasional housekeeping. May include proximity to government departments and Union Station, plus amenities like telephone and hot water.
Listings describe numerous rooms for rent in northwest Washington with private baths, electric lights, and some with meals or board. Many rooms offer modern conveniences, laundry, and proximity to government buildings, with prices ranging from affordable weekly rates to monthly sums.
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