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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented classified text seeks experienced salesmen with adaptable personalities for steady work. Mentions permanent roles, opportunities in development, and references a contact Frank T164 for applications. Ambiguous location and details due to OCR errors.
Classified help wanted items showing multiple positions for male and boys including errand workers, cooks, janitors, drivers, and factory roles. Employers seek experienced, white or colored workers, offering wages and various job locations in Washington area. Includes retail, hotel, laundry, theater, and delivery postings with contact details and employers such as The Washington Post Circulation, Parker Bridget Co, and Fish Rubber Co.
Classifieds show wide local job ads from waitresses and cashiers to tradesmen and domestic workers. Listings include positions for drivers, carpenters, salesmen, foremen, cooks, chambermaids, stenographers, and factory roles with varying wages and hours, plus contact details and office box references.
A dense clipping lists varied help wanted and personal service ads including workers for stores, embroidery, stenography, chambermaids, waitstaff, cooks, and nursing tasks. Entries mention women preferred for branch store roles, private secretaries, housekeepers, and hotel staff with wages and location cues across several addresses and employers.
Wide array of job listings including male help wanted for automobile sales barber keeper bookkeeper and other trades. Advertisements specify experience expectations references addresses wages weekly pay and tips with multiple company or shop names and street locations.
A fragmented 1920s classified page lists numerous jobs and personal notices including experienced clerical, stenography, and office positions, household staff, cleaners, and a few tradesmen. It also includes references to private families seeking live-in help, cooks, waitresses, and janitors, with several box numbers and contact hints scattered throughout.
A cluttered sale notice lists furniture bicycles musical instruments typewriters records and a wide range of secondhand goods. Items include mahogany furniture kitchenware sewing machines piano rolls uprights and Victrola records, motorcycles, poultry stock, clothing, and miscellaneous household goods with contact notes and prices scattered throughout.
A dense page of classified items lists purchases and sales of precious metals, jewelry, and chiming wares, along with autos and household goods. The ad mix features brokers, pawn-like offerings, and used cars from Harper-Overland Co Inc, with numerous names and locations interspersed.
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