Bringing Up Father a is By M Manus
A brief note credits the comic strip Bringing Up Father to artist M Manus. The snippet indicates a publication attribution and mentions creator initials. No further context or dates are provided.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
3
A brief note credits the comic strip Bringing Up Father to artist M Manus. The snippet indicates a publication attribution and mentions creator initials. No further context or dates are provided.
Assistants sought for government service exam preparation with coaching for men and women. Advertises classes and employment opportunities at Steward's Business College 1202 F St. W, phone Main 8671, promising quick study progress and credit from Standard Business Colleges of America.
Help wanted for young men to work on public projects and join training programs. Ads emphasize steady wages, transportation, and room and board options for students pursuing studies. Various employers offer positions in clerical, printing, carpentry, upholstering, and related trades with day and night shifts and immediate start.
Classified ads announce permanent positions in Eastern and Middle West branch offices for high-grade executives with clean records and leadership ability. Applicants aged 29 to 38 preferred. other listings seek clerical, tailoring, warehouse, maintenance, and sales roles with various employers in Washington, D.C. area including hotels, manufacturers, and retailers.
Classified notices outline opportunities in accounting training and junior to senior positions, with wage ranges up to 76 dollars weekly and promotions. Also listings for stenography, drafting, sales, hotel staff, and clerical roles with employer details and contact points.
The Hoffman Co and various employers advertise positions for women including branch managers, housemaids, a law student seeker, cooks, accountants trainees, artistic shop work, bookkeepers, typists, canvassers, cashiers, chambermaids, and clerks. Listings specify wages, hours, and locations across Washington, often with boxes for replies and brief qualifications.
A dense classified page shows many job ads for cooks and general houseworkers, including colored women seeking cooking and cleaning posts in Washington DC areas. Ads list locations such as Irving Street NW and Columbia Road, with wages from weekly to monthly, and notes on stay nights, laundry, and ironing duties.
Readers scanned a dense classified page listing diverse help wanted positions. It features a mix of clerical, culinary, domestic, skilled trade, and transportation roles including chauffeurs, waiters, cooks, stenographers, nurses, seamstresses, and carpenters with various experience levels and locations.
Several classified notices and lost items appear including a gold headed umbrella near Herbert’s Cage and a gold ring valued keepsake. Also listed are lost dogs and a ladies gold pin with contact rewards, plus detective service ads and pawn/repair pitches scattered through the column. Contacts include Columbia ae-as CAMRO pln Wardman Court Apt 405 BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE SERVICE and INTERNATIONAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
Classified sale listing of furniture and household items including bedroom suites dining room set chest, beds, chairs, tables, mirrors and miscellaneous goods. Contains multiple addresses and contact hints with prices and conditions.
Diverse classified items and requests from a Washington paper page. Listings include cabinet talking machines, typewriters, electrical appliances, fur and leather goods, jewelry, beds, furniture, trunks, and assorted secondhand items. Readers are urged to contact sellers via listed street addresses and phone numbers for purchase or inquiry.
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