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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
6
A busy classifieds page lists numerous sale offers including pianos, keyboards, sewing machines, furniture, motor parts, and household goods. Items mention brands, conditions, prices, and contact boxes, with scattered notes on location and pickup terms.
A dense, OCR heavy page of classified help wanted entries lists numerous positions by gender and race. It includes domestic work like housekeepers chambermaids cooks and nannies, and a flood of "situations wanted" lines for both sexes, often with age, race, and weekday/evening time preferences, plus envelopes, stenography, and clerical roles.
Multiple listings advertise furnished rooms across DCs Northwest area with rates from $8 to $25 monthly. Descriptions show private baths, hot water heat, steam heat, and meals or breakfast options. several locations include St NW near Corcoran Street, Harvard Street, and Columbia Road with proximity to public transport and city amenities.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous northwest Washington rooms for rent with private baths and modern conveniences. Advertisements describe front and rear rooms, large and small floors, near libraries, Union Station, and Capitol areas. Prices range around 20 to 40 dollars per month with housekeeping options and some pet allowances noted.
A dense collection of rental notices across Northwest DC including furnished and unfurnished front rooms, suites, and multiple rooming options. Advertisements mention proximity to the Capitol, colleges, and downtown, with details on utilities, board, and private or shared baths, various floor levels, and flexible terms aimed at single occupants or small families.
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