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Bette Nesmith Graham
Born : 23 March 1924
She invented the Liquid Paper
Typists prone to making mistakes when using old-fashioned typewriters or word processors have Bette Nesmith Graham to thank for creating one of the most simple, yet lifesaving inventions in all of office-supply history: Liquid Paper
Born Bette Clair Mcmurry in Dallas, Texas, this highschool dropout married Waren Nesmith at the age of 19 and worked as a secretary while earning her GED in night school. Nesmith had not actually wanted to be a secretary, She was much more interested in art, and in her free time she dabbied in painting and drawing. However, She become adept at her proffession and by 1951 was working as an executive secretary for the chairman of the board of Taxas Bank & Trust.
At that time electric type writers were becoming more and more popular and in learning to use them, Nesmith and other secretaries often made mistakes they found difficult to earase, in part because of the messy carbon-film-ribbons used in the devices. Nesmith came up with a very simple formula that she began making in batches just for her self to use at work. Using her kitchen blender she mixed up some tempera eater based paintinting. it so match her company stationery. She took it to the office with a watercolour brush and whenever she made a mistake on paper, she and fixed the error. The formula worked like magic.
She started the mistake out company in 1956 in her home. mixing the fluid in her kitchen and employing her son and his friends to fill bottles for costomers. When she became too engrossed in her own business, her own business her boss at the bank fired her. It was a blessing in disguise: Now she could devote all her time to the mistake out bussiness. Nesmith patenned the product, renamed it "Liquid Paper" in 1968 Nesmith Graham opened a new plant with 20 employees that year she sold one million bottles
