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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
12
A dense classified list of help wanted ads for dressmakers, seamstresses, housekeepers, nurses, and domestic workers. Various positions include day work, private families, superior references, and color-specific listings. Names, addresses, and contact notes appear, with multiple listings for laundry and cleaning roles and household staff across Washington area addresses.
A jumble of stenography typing and teaching listings appears. Positions include stenographers and typewriters for law, patent work, and general offices plus teachers private family algebra and language instruction. Several travel companions, waitresses, and domestic roles are advertised seeking qualified women with references.
A garbled classifieds page lists numerous rooms for rent across Northwest and nearby areas. Advertisements show furnished and unfurnished rooms with board, private baths, heat, and utilities, including singles for gentlemen, couples, and ladies, with various rents from about $4 to $12 monthly. Addresses include 30th Street NW and 17th Street NW among others with notes on location proximity to avenues and transit.
Numerous listings describe large front rooms, two-room suites, and single rooms for gentlemen or couples in NW DC near Dupont Circle, with steam heat, baths, and private families. Details include furnished rooms, board options, proximity to libraries, capitol, and transportation, and varied rates from modest to premium.
Classified listing of furnished front rooms for rent with board across Northwest and nearby areas. Various addresses in NW and surrounding streets offer large front rooms, southern exposure, private baths, telephone service, and proximity to transit. Many listings request references and emphasize table board, quiet or private family settings, with either single or double occupancy and flexible terms.
A long list of unfurnished rooms for rent across multiple Northwest DC addresses. Options include single and double rooms with heat, bath access, and some with private baths, steam or hot water heat. Prices shown range around $8 to $30 per month, with arrangements for light housekeeping and some with car access or proximity to streetcar lines.
A dense string of wanted and available rooms and board notices. Mothers and daughters seek large or small rooms near central areas. singles, couples, and families seek front rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with heat and board options, in private homes or apartments. Includes various addresses, terms, and contact box references.
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Dental ad promotes denture alternatives claiming no pain, natural look and longer wear. Mentions Dr. F. L. Witor and partner, touting painless fitting and improved facial appearance with modern dentistry.
Multiple lenders advertise loans on Washington DC real estate at four, five, or higher percentages. Firms include Harrison Realty Company, Tyler & Rutherford, Moore Re & Hill, Walter B Chacker, Stone & Fairfax, The F Smith Co, and others offering 4 to 5 percent or more with various security types and repayment terms.
A dense classified page offers numerous Capitol Hill and Northwest Washington apartments. Properties include The Bliss, The Penhurst, The Raymond, The Kingman, Loraine, and others with 2 to 7 rooms, baths, modern conveniences, elevator access, and service. Rates range from about 19 to 40 dollars monthly. most listings note fireproof buildings, private heat, hot water, and location proximity to parks, transit, and central streets. Lexington-sized agent offices in Blifs Building and other agencies advertise showings and plans.
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