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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1907
Page
28
The notice page touts free personal want ads in Washington with listings across pharmacies, tailors, and service jobs. It highlights market outreach in Northwest and Southeast sections, urging readers to place free ads after 3 o’clock Saturdays and connect with local merchants like Astor Pharmacy and Rosenthal.
Classified notice seeking female help for drafting and crafting tasks. Mentions learning daresmaking and Geretguing pal 42 Gay, with unclear details about location and hours. Readable fragments imply a job ad from an era with gendered phrasing.
Large block of battered text lists numerous domestic job ads including cooks, chambermaids, waitresses, general housework, and live-in roles. Mentions white and colored women, various hours, wages, and contact directions with multiple telephone or box numbers. Reading is fragmented but conveys widespread demand for female domestic workers in homes and private families.
A garbled 20th century classified page lists numerous postings for women seeking housework, caregiving, and training roles. Entries echo roles such as general housework, nursemaid care, teacher or tutor, nanny, cooking, and laundry with brief contact prompts and addresses.
A chaotic lost and found page listing numerous items, rewards, and contact clues. It mentions watches, jewelry, bracelets, rings, a poodle, a gold chain, and various personal belongings. Offers rewards for return and asks readers to contact specific addresses or individuals around local streets and businesses.
A noisy classified style listing offers piano sales and removal deals from Chas M Stieff and other makers. Numerous items include antique furniture, books, frames, radios, lamps, and home goods. The ad features box numbers, contact hints, and persuasive price points amid chaotic OCR text.
A long mixed for sale page lists pianos including a Shoninger almost new model, guitars, china, and many household items. It markets furniture, books, sporting goods, a folding go cart, a dog, and various tools with prices and contact details at multiple addresses. The ad emphasizes bargain pricing and opportunities to view at a central “Bargain Room” and in several storefronts. Many items appear secondhand or surplus, inviting potential buyers to call or write.
Fragmented catalog style notice lists horse and vehicle prices and items including wagons, coupes, carriages, and related gear. Mentions storage at 1034th and address details, with prompts to call and examine. Readers are urged to inquire at West Septan Barracks and Main 47S.
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