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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
3
A dense string of early 20th century classified notices offering furnished rooms for rent and a wide array of female employment and domestic help. Listings include cooks, maids, housekeepers, laundresses, seamstresses, nurses, receptionists, and other services by colored women in private families, boarding houses, or day labor arrangements across Washington area addresses and contact cues.
Multiple furnished rooms and suites offered across Washington areas from 12th Street NW to 19th Street NW. Options include single rooms with or without private baths, some with hot and cold water, and on-site laundry. Nearby listings note proximity to Pa and Conn and Capitol area, with several in-law style and shared-family settings. Local ads invite inquiries for affordable, convenient housing with utilities and phone access where listed.
A dense classified line of rooms for rent across Washington addresses including 1814 I St NW 1208 Th St NW and many other streets. Entries describe front or second floor rooms with private baths, heat and hot water, sometimes board, and varying rents from $1.30 to $16 monthly. Many listings target single or double occupancy, with references to private families, gentlemen, or students and proximity to car lines and Union Station.
A long list of rooms and apartments for rent in Northwest DC areas including NW addresses such as 1416 RST, 1148 37TH, 1223 FAIRMONT, and mass avenues. Offerings include single or double rooms with private baths, heat, electricity, and some with board. Many listings specify near car lines, south or eastern exposures, bay windows, and modern conveniences. Some require private families or gentlemen, with varying weekly or monthly rates.
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