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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1903
Page
2
Grey predominate with black as a stylish alternative. Fashion notes urge mild deep tones for four in hands and narrow styles. Head-to-Foot Store offers new belt shades, narrower belts, and gloves matching neckwear. Prices range from 25c to 100s, with gloves and belts featured at premium prices.
Hosiery, too, is Grey. No other colors popular. The shop keeps in touch with fashion trends and advises customers. Embroidered hose are mostly black with delicate figurings. 25c and 5c per pair. Frederick claims this is the best place to buy.
At the World’s Fair construction site in St Louis on April 11 five workmen were injured when a derrick carrying heavy building material collapsed. Names listed include Fred Ansslinger, John Murray, James Clayton, Jefferson Powers, and William Motier with severe injuries. Murray and Clayton described as likely fatally hurt. Edward Watchoka suffered a crush injury from falling timber in the transportation building.
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