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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
25
Free advertising offered in The Post as a public service in Washington. Notices of personal want ads, wanted situations, and rooms are described with timing rules and participating station locations across Northwest Northeast Southeast Southwest and Anacostia. The ad lists several neighborhood pharmacies and streets as drop-off points for classified requests.
A flood of classified lines seeks cooks, dishwashers, drivers, maids, houseworkers, secretaries, and more. Listings emphasize experience, reliability, and specific duties with ages and gender notes, plus exchange offers and boarding arrangements in a busy household services section.
GOusEBOLD FLANITyRR offers a large oak flat top desk with drawers plus walnut bed frame and other items. Also listed are a sofa bed, new chairs, tables, and brass trimmed iron bed frames for low prices. Includes apartment furniture and various household goods at 1625 1 ah 4 a HOUBEWOLD FUGRITERE Cannes and Mruax.
Classified style page listing lost items and a flood of ads for used pianos upright grands and related goods. Names of sellers and locations mix with reward notices and requests for return, plus miscellaneous items offered for sale and removal services.
A mosaic of classified style listings seeks secondhand furniture, office equipment, sewing machines, rugs, lamps, display cases, and minor antiques. Items include desks, shelves, chairs, dressers, wardrobes, a piano, a sewing scene, and a Brackett company catalog, with buyers offering moving help and cash with prompt pickup across multiple branches and stores.
A long reader text of a 19th to 20th century classified style notices variously lists male applicants seeking roles in offices, sales, clerical, and trades with mixed experience. Names, addresses, and job preferences appear in a dense string including requirements for positions such as bookkeeper, stenographer, porter, janitor, tailor, and nurse, with colored man references and suggested wages. The fragmentary OCR presents scattered ads for general office work, domestic help, and service positions in New York area as well as requests for evening and part time roles. Authorities or organizations are not clearly named beyond generic employers and boxes for responses. The piece reads like a dense catalog of employment classifieds from a local newspaper page.
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