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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
4
Classified listings show multiple help wanted ads from a colored job seeker pool. Male workers seek any kind of labor with references. female ads request domestic roles such as chambermaids cooks and nannies. Listings include addresses and worker descriptors across Washington area.
Classified notices list cooks, laundresses, maids, housekeepers, and related domestic workers. Positions advertise by color, private families or boarding houses, with references sought, and many entries show full or partial street addresses in the Washington area.
Classified help wanted notes show numerous entries from colored women offering housework chambermaid nurse and cooking services across Washington DC areas. Many ads specify references and hours for private families, hotels, or apartments, listing addresses and streets like 11 Vermont Ave and 1702 Finlay, with roles including housework plain cook, nurse, maid, laundress, and babysitting.
Classified notices seek laundresses and cleaners by the day in Washington area. Many ads promise first class work, home or out by the day, colored workers, and reliable laundresses with references. rooms for rent also listed nearby.
Numerous listings describe furnished rooms with or without board across Northwest addresses including Met NW, 20th Street NW, Farragut area, and near Capitol. Rooms vary by heat, bath access, private or shared facilities, and weekly or monthly rates. some offer front parlors, southern exposure, and proximity to transit or landmarks.
Numerous listings describe furnished and unfurnished rooms in shared apartments across Washington, DC, and nearby areas. Options include single rooms with bath or shared facilities, heated with hot water, carpeted or bay-window spaces, and proximity to downtown districts, colleges, and public transit. Prices range from a few dollars weekly to higher monthly rates, with references and private family arrangements commonly noted.
Wide listing of furnished front and rear rooms across multiple addresses in NW DC, near Capitol, Union Station, and government offices. Includes private baths, hot water, gas, and rates from $8 to $20 weekly. Several rooms specify for gentlemen or single occupants, with elevator access, phone service, and proximity to transit.
A collage of lodging notices describes rooms and board at the Ulster Inn and adjacent listings in northwest Washington. Advertisements promise hot water, private baths, furnished rooms, and meals, with prices varying and several locations named for short stays and transients.
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