Bette Nesmith Graham
Inventor of Liquid Paper correction fluid
Born
March 23rd, 1924
100 years ago
Died
1980
45 years ago — 56 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
United States
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An American inventor developed a correction fluid called Liquid Paper in the 1950s. Initially created to assist in correcting typing errors during her time as a secretary, the product gained significant popularity in office environments. Founded a company to market Liquid Paper and successfully expanded distribution. The product became a staple for typists and writers, leading to widespread use in schools and businesses. The success of Liquid Paper contributed to her financial independence and established a legacy in office supplies.
Invented Liquid Paper correction fluid
Founded Liquid Paper Company
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