Her mother was the vice president of New York Poster Blanking Papers, which made paper for billboards.
Rittenhouse makes paper for automated teller machines, cash registers and labels.
The five plants are among the company's nine in the United States that make paper for copiers, printers and magazines.
Ford's stories were accompanied by illustrations in which Eustace Tilley turns up, like Waldo, in various scenes — for instance, supervising the felling of "specially grown trees to make paper for The New Yorker".
The Nippon Paper Industries mill in Port Angeles, Wash., which makes paper for telephone books, has an average load of 53 megawatts, which is roughly 10,000 times the peak load of a typical house.
Ford's stories were accompanied by illustrations in which Eustace Tilley turns up, like Waldo, in various scenes for instance, supervising the felling of "specially grown trees to make paper for The New Yorker".
The situation is of special concern, Mr. Wilson said, because the county's economy has been hurt in recent years by layoffs at its two largest employers: Agfa and Ecusta, which makes paper for tobacco products and Bibles.
They made paper for our books and shade for our reading, after all!
Dickinson made paper for the stamps, and also for the Mulready envelopes.
Papyrus (Cyperus papyrus) was used in ancient Egypt for making paper and for constructing boats; it apparently was the bulrushes referred to in the biblical story of the infant Moses.
Like in nature, there are rules for making paper and for using watercolor -- but following those rules does not guarantee predictability, so Erenberg doesn't really bother following them.
