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Fragmented classified notice seeks items like a piano camera a box of goods and a quartered oak chest. It lists contact hints and affordable prices with scattered details from Ames area and nearby towns.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1911
Page
6
Fragmented classified notice seeks items like a piano camera a box of goods and a quartered oak chest. It lists contact hints and affordable prices with scattered details from Ames area and nearby towns.
Classified listing seeks summer help from a colored man and wife or couple in roles such as waiter janitor or servant. Numerous entries promise references and steady work for a family unit or pair, including positions like janitor, cook, nursery work, and driving. Names and addresses appear as contact options, emphasizing trusted references and permanent employment.
Classifieds show a dense list of by the day and Situations Wanted ads. Entries include male laborers, hotel and private services, cooks and houseworkers, stenographers, porters, valets, gardeners, and nurses. Numerous references indicate color distinctions and varied ages, with many offering generic “by colored man” or “By neat colored girl” phrasing, and others seeking positions in offices, hotels, or private homes.
Series of listings for furnished and unfurnished rooms in Washington DC neighborhoods including Columbia Heights Dupont Circle Adams Morgan and near KY Ave. Advertises housekeeping options board inclusion private baths and car line access with varied rates from few dollars per week to higher monthly sums. Many entries specify single or double rooms roughly in private homes or apartment buildings with contact details and hours.
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