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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
11
A noisy, partially garbled advertisement page describes free want ads for personal notices in Washington papers. It lists pharmacies and several city streets, indicating free ads have time restrictions and regional placement across Northwest, Northeast, and other sections.
A chaotic plea for lost items appears resembling a Washington Post style notice. It lists various rewards and missing articles with numerous names, places, dates, and descriptions scattered through OCR garble. The fragment conveys an old timey newspaper lost and found page tone with multiple reward offers and contact hints.
A jumble of classified notes offers pianists bargains from Chickering Steinway and others with prices like 900 and 1150. Mentions of CHAS J TURNER & CO and BEN ROOM advertise store offerings, with miscellaneous items including phonographs violins and lanterns.
Classified column lists numerous wants and items for sale including jewelry, diamonds, piano, desk, coats, kitchen goods, and riding gear. Numerous contact box numbers and locations appear, with buyers seeking dogs, furniture, and tools and sellers advertising value bargains.
A long scanned page lists numerous help wanted and employment ads for young men and women. Listings include office clerk, auditor, bookkeeper, stenographer, receptionist, and professional roles. Individuals seek entry level, part time, or day work with various addresses and BOX numbers for responses.
A fragmented classified notice describes exchanges and trades including horses and equestrian gear, clothing, sewing supplies, toys, and household items. It lists boxes for responses, private office furniture, and references to postal exchanges, with scattered mentions of locations and departments. The text reads like a chaotic ad page with various items offered and sought.
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