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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
4
A chaotic OCR of help wanted ads lists male workers for sales, stenography, photography, teaching, and theatre jobs. It notes positions at Hecht & Co and Woodward & Loh, with salaries, hours, and requirements scattered amid garbled text and stray names.
A dense collection of 1930s help wanted ads seeking female workers. Listings include laundress cooks housemaids dishwashers nurses seamstresses tailors and clerical roles with varied wages and night stays. Many entries specify stay nights and proximity to addresses like 108 Newton and 62 9th at nw.
A long fragmented column of 1920s help wanted and personal notices lists female help needed for sewing ware, waitresses, chambermaids, domestic guilds and hotel work, with high wages touted. Numerous ads mention waitresses, waist makers, seamstresses, cleaners, and private domestic roles across hotels and households, plus psychic readings and personal services.
A jumble of listings covers dental services, table boards, meals, and miscellaneous notices. It mentions items for sale or return such as collars, neckties, rings, and a lapidary of jewelry, plus a bear of a missing dog type and a bicycle note.
A dense garble of post office style notices lists many rewards for lost property. Items include a gold bar, eyeglasses, jewelry, a silver buckle, a white pomlban, a dog, a handbag, and various personal initials, with contact directions and reward promises scattered across street corners and transit lines. No single incident dominates. the page reads as a classified collage of wanted returns and rewards from multiple owners across multiple locales.
A cluttered OCR listing bundles household goods and furniture across categories including dining chairs, rugs, sewing machines, coats, overcoats, beds, wardrobes, lamps, writing instruments, and kitchenware. It mentions prices, items like dining chairs and chests, and general sale notes with multiple vendors and locations implied, though many entries are garbled.
Fragments describe a broad public notice offering rewards for return of a list of items. Mentions include a pocketbook, a kappa fraternity pin, a mink scarf, a silver pears box, a brown leather wallet, and a wedding memory image. Offers rewards in dollars for returns to specific locations.
A dense OCR collage lists eggs, hens, feeding gear, windows, screens, pianos, sewing machines, furniture, lighting, and many farm tools. It mentions vendors and addresses, including Cooper’s Drug Store and Mountain View Farm, with prices, quantities, and sale offers across multiple departments. The fragmentary text implies a general sale or catalog of merchandise and livestock.
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