Many of the volunteers wore paper dust masks.
A Book and Its Cover Remove the illustrated paper dust jacket from a book and what do you have?
Around the start of World War I, the cheap paper dust jacket arrived and the era of the intensively decorated cloth or leather binding ended.
Magnified, the edge resembles a snowy mountain range about four thousandths of an inch thick; the snow is paper dust, ready to drift into a printer's jammable gears.
On the wall near the entrance are built-in bookshelves, the top shelves occupied by leather-bound sets of Goethe and Schiller in German; the lower shelves are occupied by modern novels, encased in their paper dust jackets.
A few days after the storm, Frank walked through his ruined home with a paper dust mask on his face.
Armed with a confetti canon, he marched to the front of the stage to flippantly drench the crowd in paper dust, only for the canon to jam at the drop.
Workers manufacturing hygiene products are also exposed to paper dust.
Ever exposure to solvents and exposure to wood or paper dust were not associated with NHL.
Cellulose pulp and paper dust were not included in this definition.
An exposure response relation was observed between exposure to paper dust and risk of asthma.
