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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
36
The notice seeks live men and agents for unspecified tasks in New York. It mentions George C Jordan, Washington Manager, located at 210 Bond Building, inviting applications or inquiries for employment or partnership opportunities.
A dense classifieds collage shows numerous domestic worker and maid advertisements across the Baltimore area. It lists positions for General Housework, laundry, ironing, cooking, childcare, and live-in or day work with varied wages and locations including Chevy Chase, Columbia Road, and Arlington areas. Many entries request reliable, experienced women and girls for household tasks, with apply-by details and apartment or address notes.
A cluttered for sale and lost items notice asks readers to register lost items with The Washington Post. It lists numerous items including jewelry, watches, purses, chains, rings, and small valuables with reward offers for returns, and gives multiple return addresses and contact cues across Georgetown, Dupont Circle, and neighborhoods around Washington DC.
A cluttered sale page lists various items including used pianos, typewriters, furniture, bicycles, tools, lamps, crafting goods, sewing machines, and household wares. Ads mention prices from low to mid range, delivery options, and box numbers in Washington DC offices for responses. Several entries reference box numbers, addresses, and contact details for reader inquiries.
The page lists numerous classified items for sale including a black lace coat, engraved furniture, a variety of household goods, a few animals and eggs, used typewriters, a porcelain piece, and office items. Addresses like BOX 43 and BOX 100 are shown, with scattered prices and contact notes.
A fragmented personals page listing names, places, and vague services. It mentions consultants and occult themes, with scattered references to locations and offerings such as hair removal and medical ad phrasing. The legible items are sparse and inconclusive.
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