PAPER

(See also Papyrus)

advantages of reading on paper: ijwhf article 24

amate (Mexico): g04 3/8 26-27

banana plants made into: g01 10/22 29

Bible times: it-2 573; w12 7/1 11

contributions of Moors: g88 11/8 27

counterfeit-proof: g86 7/8 30; g86 12/8 29-30

decay (Germany): g90 5/22 28-29

elephant-dung paper: g97 8/22 29

experiences:

H. Riemer and M. Larson request supplies during World War II: jv 586

kenaf shrub for newsprint: g88 2/8 29

made with strength of iron: g 3/09 29

manufacture: w10 4/1 3; g90 2/8 24-27

origami (Japan): g04 9/22 26-27

“paper food”: g87 10/8 30

paperless office elusive: g01 9/22 28; g99 6/8 24-27

paper model of Prague: g 2/12 10-11

recycled:

benefits: g89 9/8 29

junk-mail compost: g98 5/22 29

problems encountered: g90 9/22 7

Watchtower Society: g90 2/8 30

reducing waste: g99 6/8 27

seaweed made into: g93 1/22 29

spray making envelopes transparent: g01 8/8 28

washi (Japan): g92 1/8 23-25

wasp nests: g 2/12 21; g86 5/22 20-21