Four rooms for rent on third floor with deck perch
Situations wanted ad listing a male and female seeking rooms in a four-room setup at 508 Mass. Ave. Features include hot-water heat and a large deck perch. Furnished option indicated.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
5
Situations wanted ad listing a male and female seeking rooms in a four-room setup at 508 Mass. Ave. Features include hot-water heat and a large deck perch. Furnished option indicated.
A crowded list of furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent across Capitol Hill and Northwest Washington. Offers include parlor and bedroom suites, baths, screen windows, electric light, hot water heat, and proximity to Capitol Complex, libraries, and parks. Various rates from weekly to monthly, some with private baths and meals, plus help wanted ads for stenographers, waitresses, dressmakers, and clerical work.
Classifieds list many positions including housework, chambermaid, waitress, and nurse helpers. Listings show women of color and white workers seeking live-in or daily work across multiple DC streets with pay details and contact notes.
A crowded classified-style listing offers many rooms for rent in Washington DC area NW and nearby streets. Advertised features include furnished front rooms, private baths, heat and hot water, and nearby streetcar access with weekly or monthly rates.
Fragments describe furnished rooms in multiple addresses in NW and SW DC. Listings mention front rooms, single and double rooms, baths on same floor, electric light, heat, hot water, and private or shared baths. Some entries note board, proximity to departments, parks, and public transit with weekly or monthly rates.
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