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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
28
Local notices indicate free advertising for personal items under the TED UKLP WANTAD scheme. The fragmented text references nearby pharmacies and streets while outlining no-fee terms and placement details in a Southeast region, listing several addresses and vendors.
Classified notices offer white, colored, and general help needed for housework, cooking, child care, and errands in multiple neighborhoods. Applicants sought are men and women, often with references, varying hours and wages, with addresses and box numbers for responses.
A long scanned column lists dozens of lost items and rewards, including jewelry, watches, pins, rings, and valuables. It shows contact notes and addresses across Washington DC areas, with rewards offered for return and descriptions of items like a gold watch, diamond ring, and various pins.
A scatter of classified notices shows business opportunities and services from a Baltimore area ad batch. Listings include partner and buyout offers in furniture, dairy, and grocery ventures, demand for fully furnished business spaces, private detectives, palm readers, clairvoyants, and hair removal services, plus pawn and loan offers and a pool room for sale. Notable items include a $190 007 company stake with retirement, a fully furnished shop for rent, and various personal services advertised by individuals and firms.
Classified list of miscellaneous sale items including pianos by Knabe and Steinway, uprights and grands in various woods, remington typewriters, furniture, rugs, furniture fittings, and household goods. Also mentions auctions, prices, contact box ads, and sale terms from WM. ENABE & CO and REMINGTON advertisements.
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