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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
5
Classified ad for employment seeking agents and live men, listing contact George C. Jordan in Washington at 210 Bond Building. Includes scattered OCR fragments and a few unreadable portions but conveys recruitment purpose and location.
A fragmented OCR of classified help wanted items shows numerous positions for maids, waitresses, and domestic staff. Listings cite daily, half day, and full time work with wages around $20 to $100 per week, plus tips. locations include OSU areas and various cities.
Classified notices show numerous household work and domestic helper ads. Positions seek general housework, cooking, ironing, laundry, child care, and light duties at various addresses in Chevy Chase Baltimore and nearby areas with wages and living arrangements often mentioned. Many posts solicit reliable experienced women and girls for family work, with contact instructions and dates.
A sprawling for sale and lost and found notice lists numerous items including jewelry purses watches wallets and a variety of personal belongings lost or found around Georgetown Washington area. Rewards offered for return with contact details and locations including Maine Massachusetts avenues and local hotels.
A bustling list of classified sale items includes coats, furniture, typewriters, bottles and jars, clothing, tools, and various household goods. Advertisements mention box addresses, prices, and contact details as residents offer bargains at local sales.
An odd personals style advertisement markets a "Prof Carl W Kent" and others for fortune telling and spiritual services. It mentions consulting specialists in psychic matters and hints at miscellaneous remedies or therapies. The fragmented copy also lists prices and sessions.
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