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By 1967, Liquid Paper had grown into a million-dollar business. She would sell the company for $47.5 million in 1979 and donate millions to charity six months before she died at 56. Bette Nesmith Graham was an American typist, commercial artist, businesswoman, and inventor of liquid paper, a correction fluid. The impetus for Graham's breakthrough came as she observed painters decorating the bank windows for the holidays. UET assigns this unique, anonymized visitor ID, representing a unique visitor. Our organizational chart a circle reflects our belief that each employee can develop his full usefulness in an atmosphere that encourages open communication and support of individual talent, Bette said. To meet demand, she turned her garage into a mini packing plant, paying her son and his friends $1/hour to fill the little glass bottles and affix them with handwritten labels. This cookie is set by Microsoft Clarity. By 1970, the increase in sales stabilized at 34%, annually. In a time when corporations didnt offer much in the way of employee benefits, Liquid Paper was a highly progressive firm. Bellis, Mary. And thats why we built Trends to show you up-and-coming market opportunities about to explode. She left her fortune to her son, who took over her foundations and continued to dole out money to striving women. if (form.find('.email-form-submit-message').length < 1) { As a. Inventor Of Liquid Paper: True Story Behind Bette Nesmith Graham var b = document.cookie.match('(^|[^;]+)\\s*' + a + '\\s*=\\s*([^;]+)'); LPC also boasted full implementation of affirmative action polices in the late 1970s with a racially integrated staff. By 1967, Liquid Paper was a million-dollar enterprise.