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Title: The American annual of photography
Year: 1914 (1910s)
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Subjects: Photography
Publisher: New York : Tennant and Ward
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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s a sub-stantial return. In one western city, for instance, five centsa print is charged for each print of postcard size and ten 293 cents for developing a roll of six negatives. Since the costof the former, including paper and chemicals, is probably lessthan a cent and a half a print and the cost of the latter notover that amount surely, the profit entailed is seen to be amplylarge. Moreover, the work may be done on any scale and beremunerative. Among his friends a worker will pick upmany extra dollars in a summer. In his community, too, hewill probably find without difficulty more than one dealer inphotographic supplies who will gladly take in amateur workfor him on a percentage basis with a fair margin of profit.I have known at least one amateur who paid for all the sup-plies he personally used by working among his friends andI know another who, though his regular occupation keeps himbusy eight hours in the day, has added to his savings accountmany a dollar thus earned in a season.
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TALKING. Copyright, 1912, by D. J. Bordeaux. 294 1 ^.fe «

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