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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1906
Page
10
Job classifieds detail numerous 1920s era ads for household help. Listings include dressmakers and needlework, laundresses, maids, housekeepers, cooks, nannies, and companion roles. Many emphasize white or colored women, midwifery, and weekly or per week wages, with addresses and box references in Washington DC.
A long, fragmented 1900s classified page listing female labor seeks in Washington. Includes domestic workers, dress makers, seamstresses, teacher and stenographer positions, and child care. names and addresses given for applicants and employers. emphasizes American women seeking steady day or week employment and various household and office roles.
Furnished rooms offered above a warm building. Includes a water view and convenient location. Contact for details and availability.
Numerous room rental notices appear for Washington NW SE and central areas. Advertisements describe furnished and unfurnished single rooms, suites, and board options with varying rates, windowed front rooms, baths, telephones, and proximity to Capitol and metro lines. Many entries target gentlemen and couples, with some including private family arrangements and hot water heat.
A long scar of rental notices lists numerous rooms in private homes and apartment houses across NW and NE Washington. Advertised features include steam heat, private baths, board, and modern conveniences with varying rents from modest to moderate, many suitable for individuals or couples, some with front or back entrances and near Capitol, Library, or university areas.
A chaotic classified section seeks rooms and apartments. Requests include furnished and unfurnished options, private rooms with board, and housekeeping spaces. Entries show variety of querents such as a naval officer’s widow, a young couple, single men, students, and a refined Jewish tenant, with preferences for location near Nob street and central northwest areas, prices and terms.
Classified notices seek furnished rooms and small apartments in the vicinity of George Washington University. Listings promise quiet, private rooms with board or house-sharing options, often near Capitol Hill or Navy Yard, with weekly rates and terms for single persons, couples, or small groups.
A flood of handwritten notices seeks rooms with board near government offices. Couples, singles, and families request furnished or unfurnished suites, private baths, or shared facilities with prompt replies. several ads specify near the Treasury or War Department and emphasize reasonable rates.
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