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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1912
Page
3
Classified blurb lists job openings across trades and services with varying pay and duties. Mentions opportunities in bakeries, pastry, hotel staff, and general labor. Includes references to local employers and regional locations with emphasis on timely applications.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous domestic service ads and job wants for women including housework, cooking, laundry, and child care. Many entries specify small families, reliable, trustworthy workers, pay expectations, and locations such as Washington DC areas. Additional notices include employment for waitresses, maids, and secretarial roles, plus an assortment of professional services and personal ads.
A chaotic list of valuables including a gold cuff, sapphire ring, solitaire diamond, a greenwich savings item, keys, wallets, watches, a necklace, bracelets, and assorted papers is reported lost or found with multiple rewards offered. Names such as Thom F Mobre and Miss Peacock appear alongside locations like 2d St, Georgetown, and Westward. Rewards range widely and encompass jewelry, papers, and personal items.
A garbled list mentions a doll wing legend Terminal 2, rubbers, books, a picture, and various items. It references a Park location and a Sunday event with mentions of a purse, ring, watch, and clothing. The text is a convoluted OCR fragment with scattered names and items.
A cluttered for sale list includes suits and dresses, a baby carriage, a phonograph, a refrigerator, a desk, a coat, a fishing gear, a chaire, a cow bell, and various household items. Entries show contact notes like room numbers and street addresses with prices and brief condition remarks.
A sprawling classified list enumerates items for sale from bicycles and cameras to furniture and appliances. Readers offered drive chains, dining room sets, sewing machines, and a range of personal goods with prices, locations, and contact hints scattered through the page.
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