The True Story of the Dallas Secretary Who Invented Liquid P

The True Story of the Dallas Secretary Who Invented Liquid Paper


The True Story of the Dallas Secretary Who Invented Liquid Paper
The founder of the office staple started out as a single mother trying to make her life at work a little easier.
By
Peter Simek
Published in
FrontBurner
April 27, 2021
12:13 pm
Spoiler alert: the contents of this blog post will answer one of the trivia questions in the May edition of
D Magazine. It has to do with Liquid Paper and the Dallas secretary who invented it. Her name was Bette Nesmith — later Bette Nesmith Graham — a single mom who, in 1956, tried to find a simple way to make her life at work easier.

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