In this case, it would appear that there were some left over end papers for a children's book, or waste copies of some old political cartoon/satire, lying in the shop within arm's reach when the moment came.
He's still a bull on both stocks, but his first choice at present is Sappi, the world's largest producer of high-end paper for magazines and catalogs, which he says has "a very impressive set of assets".
In one anesthetized subject undergoing spinal fusion surgery, we first performed ultrasound examination of a 4 × 4 × 4 cubecube of tissue at the bone graft site, then excised a corresponding subcutaneous tissue biopsy specimen that was fixed and processed for histology, (see methods section at end of paper for details).
The cover had come off, and I used flower-stall paper for improvised end papers.
This is the process of streaking or mottling paper, generally for end papers or covers of books.
"End papers were fifty cents for a box of two hundred," he said.
It is the equivalent of someone taking his seminar class improvisations from all those mornings when professors called on him after he didn't do the reading, then converting them to one massive, incoherent year-end term paper for all his classes.
It was published by Random House in 1939, and Geisel clearly had some misgivings about it beforehand; nailed to the Godiva family tree, which he drew for the end papers, was a small bucket of sap labelled "Bennett Cerf".
Nick Gazin'Sheomic Book Love-In #83.
Patrika is attempting a solution with lower-end paper and printing for its rural editions.
