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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
17
A reader oriented notice describes free advertising for personal ads and outlines submission hours and locations. It lists several pharmacies and streets as ad drop points across Northwest Southeast and Anacostia areas, noting no ads after 9 pm or Saturdays.
A garbled plea lists numerous lost items and rewards scattered across locations in Georgetown and nearby streets. It mentions jewelry, watches, rings, locket, and other valuables with various contact cues and partial descriptions. The text reads like a lost and found plea from old newspaper classifieds.
An extensive distressed sale offers second hand pianos from brands including Chickering Steinway and Weber with upright and grand models priced around 115 to 900 dollars. Numerous listings mention other piano brands, instruments, and related musical items. Also advertised are various bargains on household goods, toys, lamps, and general hardware from multiple sellers.
A chaotic wartime era style classifieds page lists buyers and sellers seeking household goods including furniture clothing and appliances. Numerous items abound from diamonds and watches to pianos and coats with contact box numbers and urban addresses scattered throughout.
A dense listing of numerous classified advertisements seeks work for young men and women. It includes roles in office, auditing, hospitality, housekeeping, clerical, shipping, and craft trades with box addresses for responses.
A jumble of ads lists exchanges for gentle saddle horses, baby items, sewing supplies, dolls, and household goods. Mentions a help wanted posting, a private office space, and various requests for dictionaries, tapes, and drill equipment, all amid scattered contact boxes and incomplete details.
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