The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-09
NOVEL PHOTOGRAPHY.
New Developments IN Applying Pic
ture Taking Machines.

There appears to he no end TO the
unique uses &c which photography
may be applied. The very latest thing
in the Photographic novelty line IS the
imprirtioe Of portraits and other sub.
3ects on tb sctual surface Of apples,
pears and 50 forth but though the
latest it is merely of.e ~ gr9ap of
distinct novelties that have recently
been evolved and which brinc much
ioy TO the lover of the unusual. A
few wears ago when photographs on
buttons we're announced by 0.terpris-
ing photosraphers The announcement
carried with it mo- small amount OF
interest tn the general public and add
cd new wrinkle for those who would
wear their ncait or their badge on
their outer clothing TO revel In hut
now The girl who delights to carry a
PHOTOGRAPH simieof her beloved abou.
with her need not content herself with
such comparatively clumsy devices as
buttons or brooches as frame for them.
If she desires she may actually have
the PHOTOGRAPH made on her owa de-.
icate skin and there where there is
no danger Of losing It she mas retain
It as long as she wishes. Should
fhe not care to adopt this means of
showing her undylns affections, thsre
are other novelties oper ror consider
ation-onu of the most unique is the
photograph on her stocking Still
another device that misnt perchance
catch her vagrant fancy IS having the
rhctograt thic print made on hec finger
nail. But II ,heso novelties do not
entirely satisfy her whims. she can
extend the list 70 almost unthought Of
ends The photographer Of the pres
ent is as obliging as he is resource
ml He viii print the picture or
gloves IL she Wills It SO. on her hand
Serchief ir Size likes. on cups, yaucers,
vases. pra -tically anything with a
surface on which a film can be spread.
whether living or dead or manufactuy-l
ed matter, may be m"de to serve the
same purpose Of her wishes and come
ont Of the photographers hands adorn-
cd with the picture she has desired
SO presented.
PhotcgrapIii, rinting on friit, how
ever. IS something in a class by itself /
thcueh It Is of The same idea from
which all the other novelties have
sprung. and is susceptible Of being
put to many novel uses. Already it
has become quite feature Of the
banquet boards in London, and at
recent mansion house affair the souve-
mir was large red app:es at each
plate. adorned with a photograph #
King Edward AT a tariff league din
ner IN Manchester it was the features
of Joseph Chamberlain which were
stamped on the apples and the unique
ness CT the souvenir so impressed the
guests that it VAS proposed to looj
England With similar souvenirs. hu,
when the committee in charge of the
faBnoial end Of the affair allowed it
TO quietly permeate forth that the cost
m each apple was exactly 81 &c when
purchased by the gross, even the mos
enthusiastic began to recollect that
winter was approaching and the ma.
teriamilies had already made many iu-
hulris about the "Aoonness' Of the
coal supply This IL one Of the draw
lacks of tho Photographic fruit scheme
from the popular point Of view II IL
just a little too costly 10 preserve the
plumpness Of the family purse II It he
mdnlged IN.
Tho process by which Photographic
prints are made on fruit is simple, /
ana the surprise about II IS tnat 1t was
not THOUGHT Of before. It involves The
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