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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
5
Fragmented OCR reading shows a dense jumble of names addresses and terms about free personal advertisements across multiple locations. The readable bits reference a pharmacy and various street names with unclear connections suggesting a classified style notice.
A crowded, era newspaper fragment lists numerous general housework positions for women and men, detailing duties from cooking and cleaning to child care. Entries specify wages, nights or daytime hours, and required references, with scattered names and street addresses interspersed.
A long column lists numerous lost items and rewards offered across Washington DC including watches pins rings jewelry wallets and keys. Several entries specify locations such as Franklin Park Dupont Circle and 14th Street with rewards for returns to specific addresses or rooms and contact details.
A collage of old time ads seeks partners in furniture and dairy ventures, loans for furniture, and rental opportunities. It features private detectives, clairvoyants, palmists, electrology services, hair removal, fortune telling, and loan offers amid miscellaneous shop for sale notices and personals.
Classified ad list details a vast array of goods for sale and trade including pianos such as Knabe uprights and baby grands, a Remington typewriter No 2, furniture like sideboards, tables, and beds, rugs, lamps, a rock china wares, tools, bicycles, clothing and hats, cameras and tripods, a gun for sale, pet birds and poultry stock, and various household appliances. Multiple sellers offer items with prices or barter terms.
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