The story of folding and making flat-bottom paper bags inventor
The story of folding and making flat-bottom paper bags inventor
Sam gave an authentic account of women’s lives who brought light to their areas in her book: “Wonder women: 25 Innovators, Inventors, and Trailblazers Who Changed History,” We are underlying some outstanding features in her writing and their work. Today, the story of prolific inventor Margaret Knight.
Whenever you have a chance to stay in line and order a burger in a paper bag in some fast food store, you have Margaret Knight to pay your gratitude for that. Margaret Knight spent her life in the late 1900s paying a visit to her siblings in Fiber Company, where she experienced a range of terrible things that happened, like employees having injuries due to falling spindles.
Therefore, after starting witnessing these situations becoming worse in the factories, at the age of 12, she invented an auto-stopper putting into factories all around the East Coast of the United States in order to keep workers safer.
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When she grew older, she worked as a staff in a paper bag factory with a machine its function is giving a linkage of envelope-style paper bags. It comes in handy more in a paper bag with a flat-bottomed base. However, it is a tough question for the machine to handle the work of making a flat-bottomed paper bag back then. Women did it manually by ticking the flat bottomed bases together with glue. It dawned on Margaret that doing that way was unreasonable. There had been still no man who had the innovative machine to help relieve the burden for workers, and she made no bones at inventing that machine.
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A few years later, she introduced the machine that was useful that it could do the workload of 30 people folding and making a flat-bottom paper bag. Unluckily, after deciding for patenting the invention, it belonged to a man without her permission. However, He gave a reason that “In a women's position, she could not invent it”. After spending a period at the trial, she showed persuasive evidence about her original machine, the judge granted the patient to her.
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From then on, she succeeded in inventing more than 80 different devices throughout her life. When she passed away, she gave a name for herself as the woman Edison in many newspapers.
Whenever you have a chance to stay in line and order a burger in a paper bag in some fast food store, you have Margaret Knight to pay your gratitude for that. Margaret Knight spent her life in the late 1900s paying a visit to her siblings in Fiber Company, where she experienced a range of terrible things that happened, like employees having injuries due to falling spindles.
Therefore, after starting witnessing these situations becoming worse in the factories, at the age of 12, she invented an auto-stopper putting into factories all around the East Coast of the United States in order to keep workers safer.
When she grew older, she worked as a staff in a paper bag factory with a machine its function is giving a linkage of envelope-style paper bags. It comes in handy more in a paper bag with a flat-bottomed base. However, it is a tough question for the machine to handle the work of making a flat-bottomed paper bag back then. Women did it manually by ticking the flat bottomed bases together with glue. It dawned on Margaret that doing that way was unreasonable. There had been still no man who had the innovative machine to help relieve the burden for workers, and she made no bones at inventing that machine.
A few years later, she introduced the machine that was useful that it could do the workload of 30 people folding and making a flat-bottom paper bag. Unluckily, after deciding for patenting the invention, it belonged to a man without her permission. However, He gave a reason that “In a women's position, she could not invent it”. After spending a period at the trial, she showed persuasive evidence about her original machine, the judge granted the patient to her.
From then on, she succeeded in inventing more than 80 different devices throughout her life. When she passed away, she gave a name for herself as the woman Edison in many newspapers.