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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
6
Miscellaneous for sale item lists a dress form described as an exact duplicate for fitting and planning work. Ad promotes 35 dress forms priced at 3.50 each at Oppenheimer's, 514 Ninth Street, Nash Ghyo. The fragmented OCR text references other unrelated items and prices.
Garment and poultry knowledge offered by a man and his wife seeking work as caretakers and pastry cook. They list experience in dairy and bakery, aim for first class boarding house service, and request a lodging and meals arrangement. References include an address in the city.
A long, jagged OCR of job and personal ads lists numerous positions and workers. Entries feature adults seeking manual labor, office work, janitorial, crafts, and service roles, with color or race notes and availability evenings or full/part time. Many lines show ages, marital status, and addresses for employment replies.
Numerous classified notices seek colored women for washing, cleaning, cooking, ironing, and general housework. Ads span full and part time, live‑in and out, with varied references and wages, directed to widows, single women, and housekeepers in multiple neighborhoods.
Numerous ads offer private furnished rooms in NW locations with private baths, heat and hot water included. Listings include large front parlor rooms, third floor rooms, proximity to car lines, and varying rents from $7 to $20 per month, some with private entrances and household amenities.
Numerous furnished rooms offered across multiple Northwest and Northwest neighborhoods. Advertisements promise heat, hot water, private baths or access to shared facilities, near Metro lines and central locales. Pricing ranges from affordable monthly rates to weekly board, with many listings highlighting proximity to government buildings, colleges, or business districts.
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