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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
5
Classifieds seeking furniture and household items for purchase and sale. Requests include slightly used furniture store fixtures office furniture bikes bicycles motorcycles clothing and a taxidermy course. Various boxes solicit trade for items and services with contact details and box numbers.
A dense list of help wanted and services notes from a historic Washington page. It catalogs numerous male and female workers seeking employment, including chambermaids, waitresses, cooks, drivers, clerks, stenographers, and housekeepers. It mentions places, such as city neighborhoods, and various employers offering roles with references and pay expectations.
A crowded classified listing shows numerous household help options from maids and nurses to cooks and laundresses. It notes positions by individuals and firms, with varied hours and locations in Washington area, including 5th Street NW and Kalorama Road, and references to boxes for office replies.
Classified style notices list women offering services from typing and manuscript work to washing, laundering, sewing, and housework. Entries show names or initials, addresses in DC neighborhoods, and varying terms like first class laundress, day’s work, by the week, or by the day. Many lines reference colored women providing home services and domestic labor.
A dense catalog of furnished rooms for rent across Washington DC areas including Capitol Hill, Dupont, and Takoma Park. Notes mention private baths, gas heat, hot water, and proximity to car lines. listings highlight single and shared rooms with varying monthly rents and terms.
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