Marvin Stone invented the modern paper straw in 1888 after noticing people using grass straws. He rolled paper into thin tubes and coated them with paraffin wax to make them water resistant. Later innovations included creating a machine to mass produce straws and standardizing the length at 8.5 inches with a diameter slightly smaller than an orange seed. Joseph B. Friedman further developed straws in the 1930s by creating ones that could be bent. While straws are simply drinking tools, some creative people turn them into beautiful and valuable artworks.
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Marvin Stone invented the modern paper straw in 1888 after noticing people using grass straws. He rolled paper into thin tubes and coated them with paraffin wax to make them water resistant. Later innovations included creating a machine to mass produce straws and standardizing the length at 8.5 inches with a diameter slightly smaller than an orange seed. Joseph B. Friedman further developed straws in the 1930s by creating ones that could be bent. While straws are simply drinking tools, some creative people turn them into beautiful and valuable artworks.
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Marvin Stone invented the modern paper straw in 1888 after noticing people using grass straws. He rolled paper into thin tubes and coated them with paraffin wax to make them water resistant. Later innovations included creating a machine to mass produce straws and standardizing the length at 8.5 inches with a diameter slightly smaller than an orange seed. Joseph B. Friedman further developed straws in the 1930s by creating ones that could be bent. While straws are simply drinking tools, some creative people turn them into beautiful and valuable artworks.
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Marvin Stone invented the modern paper straw in 1888 after noticing people using grass straws. He rolled paper into thin tubes and coated them with paraffin wax to make them water resistant. Later innovations included creating a machine to mass produce straws and standardizing the length at 8.5 inches with a diameter slightly smaller than an orange seed. Joseph B. Friedman further developed straws in the 1930s by creating ones that could be bent. While straws are simply drinking tools, some creative people turn them into beautiful and valuable artworks.
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Do You Know the origin of a straw? It is said that about five thousand years ago, the Sumerians tried to made grass became small pipes, for used as a straw. unfortunately a straw of grass was troublesome as well. Straws were often left feeling grass with an unpleasant smell and disturb the tongue while sipping drinks. In the summer of 1888, Marvin Stone noticed the people who sucked up drinks by using hay grass, needed not to touch the glass. He rolled up piece of paper, then glue on the edges, so that it rolls like a small pipe. The roll of paper dipped in paraffin to be strong against water. That was the origin of straw that we know today. Marvin continued to refine and created artificial straw and tried to created straw making machine. He also made provision that the length of a straw ideally 8.5 inches with a diameter slightly smaller than a seed of oranges. Straws had been developed in the 1930 by Joseph B. Friedman of San Francisco, United States, making the straw that can be bent. Finally a straw much like the current model we used frequently. There is a large hole, small, can be bent and others. For ordinary people, a straw is just a small object which is used for drinking, but in the hands of creative people, a straw can be converted into a work of art is very beautiful and has a high selling price. Argentina Nestea, a citizen who can turn straw into a work of art, want to know how the artwork created by Nestea from a straw?